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The use of tolerances in dimensioning. Computer aided manufacture (CAM).
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The use of tolerances in dimensioning. Computer aided manufacture (CAM)
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What is the primary purpose of using tolerances in dimensioning?
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The primary purpose of using tolerances in dimensioning is to ensure that parts fit together correctly during assembly.
Key terms
- Tolerance: The allowable limit of variation in a physical dimension, crucial for ensuring proper fit and function of parts.
- Computer Aided Manufacture (CAM): The use of computer software to control machine tools and automate manufacturing processes.
Common trap
Misunderstanding tolerances: Tolerances specify the allowable variation in dimensions, which is essential for ensuring parts fit together correctly.
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