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Are You Using GD&T Correctly?

Posted on: Tuesday, May 27th, 2008 in: GD&T questions

So often in using GD&T, people are worried about using it correctly. And this can certainly be a valid question – geometric tolerancing consists of symbols and rules for how to use them. But we also need to remember that GD&T is a language for communicating design requirements. And like any other language, there may […]

Title Block Tolerances and GD&T

Posted on: Tuesday, May 13th, 2008 in: Uncategorized

In the geometric tolerancing system, basic dimensions are used to override general tolerances (sometimes called title block tolerances). But let’s investigate these general tolerances a little more closely. A sample tolerance block is shown below, as taken from a drawing using metric (millimeters). First, notice that the tolerance allowed depends on the number of digits […]