-2X .380 1.42 1.48 (E) -1.52- 2X ø.340- 1.50- 4.51- Ø.360 B) .53 1.11 2.18 1.88 1.08- 49 1.06 - 2.22– 2.24 UNSPECIFIED TOLERANCES: 2-PL DEC (X.Xx)±.01 3-PL DEC (X.xxx)±.005 | OWN BY RAL HRS THIRD ANGLE PROJECTI REDRAWN BY R.SCHOFIELD SCALE NTS CHKD R.L.SWEET TITLE DWG NO. CORNER BRKT 1 1A01 ANGLES+O'3O' -2X 0.380 1.42 1.48 -1.52- 1.50- 2X ø.340 .51- 0.360 .53 1.11 2.18 L) 1.88 1.08- .49 -1.06 F) -2.22- 2.24 - UNSPECIFIED TOLERANCES: 2-PL DEC (X.XX)±.01 3-PL DEC (X.XXX)±.005 DWN BY MATERIAL HRS THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION REDRAWN BY R.L.SWEET R.SCHOFIELD SCALE CHKD NTS MŽ TITLE ANGLES+0'30' CORNER BRKT DWG NO. 11A015 94 Unit 4

-2X .380 1.42 1.48 (E) -1.52- 2X ø.340- 1.50- 4.51- Ø.360 B) .53 1.11 2.18 1.88 1.08- 49 1.06 - 2.22– 2.24 UNSPECIFIED TOLERANCES: 2-PL DEC (X.Xx)±.01 3-PL DEC (X.xxx)±.005 | OWN BY RAL HRS THIRD ANGLE PROJECTI REDRAWN BY R.SCHOFIELD SCALE NTS CHKD R.L.SWEET TITLE DWG NO. CORNER BRKT 1 1A01 ANGLES+O'3O' -2X 0.380 1.42 1.48 -1.52- 1.50- 2X ø.340 .51- 0.360 .53 1.11 2.18 L) 1.88 1.08- .49 -1.06 F) -2.22- 2.24 - UNSPECIFIED TOLERANCES: 2-PL DEC (X.XX)±.01 3-PL DEC (X.XXX)±.005 DWN BY MATERIAL HRS THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION REDRAWN BY R.L.SWEET R.SCHOFIELD SCALE CHKD NTS MŽ TITLE ANGLES+0'30' CORNER BRKT DWG NO. 11A015 94 Unit 4

Precision Machining Technology (MindTap Course List)

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781285444543

Author:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

Publisher:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

Chapter2: Measurement, Materials, And Safety

Section2.5: Quality Assurance, Process Planning, And Quality Control

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