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Hi all...
Hope i'm posting this in the right section...
I'm a self-employed engineering designer, currently designing a "part-specific" receiving gauge for a Ford bracket.
I've done a few designs earlier which work absolutely fine and with the gauge currently in question, i have a problem. I am pretty much new to the process, but i have quite an idea of how things work.
The job has two ear-like projections with quite a long gap in btwn. One face of the ear-like-projection has to be checked for flatness, also it's M10 thread. The other projection, separated with no material in btwn, has a D20mm bore. No flat-face check here. However, the complexity of the 3D tapering-contour around the D20mm bore, which is such that a gauge portion (even a P-like projection from the gauge) is not possible, (view the snapshots attached, please) calls for the pin to engage with the job/component first and then with the gauge. The check is only for concentricity and bore size.
Is this an accepted procedure considering that by protocol (or so i thought), the pin should enter the gauge portion first and then the component?
Please let me know...
Hope i'm posting this in the right section...
I'm a self-employed engineering designer, currently designing a "part-specific" receiving gauge for a Ford bracket.
I've done a few designs earlier which work absolutely fine and with the gauge currently in question, i have a problem. I am pretty much new to the process, but i have quite an idea of how things work.
The job has two ear-like projections with quite a long gap in btwn. One face of the ear-like-projection has to be checked for flatness, also it's M10 thread. The other projection, separated with no material in btwn, has a D20mm bore. No flat-face check here. However, the complexity of the 3D tapering-contour around the D20mm bore, which is such that a gauge portion (even a P-like projection from the gauge) is not possible, (view the snapshots attached, please) calls for the pin to engage with the job/component first and then with the gauge. The check is only for concentricity and bore size.
Is this an accepted procedure considering that by protocol (or so i thought), the pin should enter the gauge portion first and then the component?
Please let me know...
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