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THIS MAY BE A ROOKIE MISTAKE....but here goes.
Our company is seeking TS-16949 certification and we are in the process of verifying all of our gages. One of the techniques that we use is to verify gage dimensions using a Bridgeport mill in our tool room. Our consultant has recommended that we "certify" the mill for gage confirmation.
My question is, can we use standard measurement techniques (gage blocks, etec.) to certify the mill, or should we have the machine certified by a third party source.
Sorry if this topic is not in the correct forum.
Our company is seeking TS-16949 certification and we are in the process of verifying all of our gages. One of the techniques that we use is to verify gage dimensions using a Bridgeport mill in our tool room. Our consultant has recommended that we "certify" the mill for gage confirmation.
My question is, can we use standard measurement techniques (gage blocks, etec.) to certify the mill, or should we have the machine certified by a third party source.
Sorry if this topic is not in the correct forum.