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About this article...This article consists of three parts. The first part discusses whether using an addendum to the Y14.5 standard is a good practice for your company. The second part explains the five content categories typically found in an addendum. -
IntroductionDo you know which defaults from the ASME Y14.5 standard apply to your drawings? To correctly read a drawing, you must be able to recognize the defaults from Y14.5 and understand where they apply. Recognizing defaults is a bit tricky because they do -
Why depend on casual peer translations when you can have a professional translation of the entire Y14.5 -2009 standard? If you have German speaking colleagues working with drawings made to the Y14.5 Standard on Dimensioning and Tolerancing this is a valuable -
The purpose of this blog is to share information on ASME GD&T and ISO GPS standards. It will also discuss real-life tolerancing issues and dimensional engineering applications, practical solutions related to the topics of engineering drawing standards, GD&T usage, inspection, -
About a month ago I conducted a survey to determine how industry interprets one aspect of the Y14.5 2009 standard. I wanted to understand how the design community and verification community interprets size dimensions and geometric tolerances applied to surfacesContinue reading -
Being able to read GD&T correctly on a drawing is a vital skill for product engineers, inspectors, CMM operators, supplier quality engineers, and many others in a large organization. The ASME Y14.5-2009 Dimensioning and Tolerancing Standard is a complex language