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The use of tolerances in dimensioning. Computer aided manufacturing (CAM).
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The use of tolerances in dimensioning. Computer aided manufacturing (CAM)
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What is the purpose of using tolerances in dimensioning during the manufacturing process?
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The purpose of using tolerances in dimensioning is to ensure that all parts fit together correctly during the manufacturing process.
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- Tolerances: The permissible limit of variation in a physical dimension, crucial for ensuring parts fit together correctly.
- Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM): The use of software to control machinery in the manufacturing process, enhancing efficiency and precision.
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Misunderstanding tolerances: Tolerances allow for variations, which are essential for proper assembly.
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