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SeasonLee (Mechanical) (OP) 29 Jul 18 21:34

Last week I learned that the parallelism tolerance value cannot be small than the flatness tolerance value from this
thread---Parallelism to cast surface designated as datum, now I am wondering on the perpendicularity and flatness
callout is legal or illegal as shown on this attached figure.

Thanks for all comments

Season

https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=f80b4675-975a-4736-aaf6-0

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Belanger (Automotive) 29 Jul 18 23:01

The picture you attached falls under the same idea -- since perpendicularity of a surface already controls the flatness to
the given value (.0005), then the flatness callout (.001) makes no sense.

John-Paul Belanger
Certified Sr. GD&T Professional
Geometric Learning Systems

SeasonLee (Mechanical) (OP) 30 Jul 18 00:44

Great, Thank lot, J-P

Season

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