GD&T Datums Part 1 - Lesson 10 - NO MATH

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[@MrSipi1988]

at 9:43 : datums are not always mutually perpendicular to each other. Datum Reference Frame does that, DRF is defined by datums even though if these datums are not perpendicular to each other.

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This is a BRILLIANT series! EXTREMELY helpful.

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I sat through an hour lecture on datums, then a followup a few days later... you more clearly explained them in 12 min. Bravo.

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Thank you Quint! Very helpful

[@conormoran182]

Thanks Quint, great video. I have a question though. What do you do if you have another feature not perpendicular to the datums you just set up? Would I need to set up a new datum system to relate to this feature? Thanks

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Simple and Intuitive

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Great explanation yet again!

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[@mattcornelius6979]

Is there a part 2 to this video?

[@thevegg3275]

At 12:07, why is there no perpendicularity symbol that goes with datum A?

[@Sivanantham_V]

Same doubt here!!! @Quint Crispin

[@aKaCrowley]

im having a hard time understanind coaxiality, concentricity and runout

[@aKaCrowley]

@@quintgdt8751 lets just say the tolleerance is on a shaft, the concentricity and coaxiality, how do i know if that is concentric or coaxial

[@Amrit99288]

i like the way you wasted the part , just to make people understand, haha.

[@ff-mu6cc]

How many trees died in the making of this video

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What the heck is that