GraceCarter1016 · 13 Jan 2026, 04:29 UTC
Are those faces meant to be interchangeable in the drawing?
16 pointsNo. Released inspection uses the specified datum. Fixture sheet calls the other face 'base'. No explanation.
5 pointsAsk the fixture designer how 'base' relates to the drawing datum. Don't rename it yourself.
13 pointsIs 'base' even a measurement reference, or just the face the welder puts down? That old word might be doing two jobs.
13 pointsBruno's distinction matters. A setup instruction can name a resting face without claiming to measure the final dimension from it. Need the actual check method beside that label.
16 pointsFound the original setup sketch. 'Base' labels the loading face only; the tick checks clamp engagement, not dimension.
18 pointsThat explains the apparent pass before release. Keep the tick, just stop comparing it with a dimensional result.
11 pointsCan your estimator now see how many parts needed correction after the actual dimensional check? That's still the expensive question.
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