ETI Tolerance Stacks Workshop
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3 Workshop - (Concept
Driven)
For
design teams Exclusively
from ETI, this advanced course will show you how to calculate
tolerance stacks, a crucial skill in today’s competitive workplace.
Solve problems in the design stage instead of the production stage,
and save time and money by getting it right the first time.
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Who
Should Attend
This workshop is a valuable tool for individuals who create
or interpret engineering drawings:
product and gage designers; process, product, and manufacturing
engineers; supplier quality engineers; CMM operators; buyers/purchasers;
checkers; inspectors; technicians; and sales engineers.
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- Workshop
Highlights
The workshop is based on a series of goals and objectives. It
includes numerous practice problems and in-depth coverage of tolerance
stacks applications. You’ll
learn how to use tolerance stacks to establish part tolerances,
analyze design, create process designs, use geometric tolerances
in stacks, and much much more.
CEUs will be awarded for successful completion of the course.
Skill Level
Needed
Please be aware that this is not an introductory course. In
order to qualify for this course, you must already know how to read
a blueprint and be familiar with the fundamentals of geometric tolerancing.
We recommend taking GD&T fundamentals
and advanced concepts
workshops before attempting this course.
Each workshop
participant receives:
• A copy of Tolerance Stacks textbook, by Alex Krulikowski
• A Tolerance Stacks Drawing Package
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A Tolerance Stacks Exercise Workbook
• A Tolerance Stacks Summary Chart
• Class handouts
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An official certificate of completion
Format:
Covers the complete
principles of tolerance stacks and can be completed in a three-day
or 10-session course. Topics covered include:
- Importance of stacks
- Prerequisite skills
- Introduction to stacks
- The four basic stack
steps
- Part stacks using
coordinate dimensions
- Part stacks using
runout
- Part stacks using
profile
- Part stacks using
position
- Part stacks using
bonus (planar & RFS datums)
- Part stacks using
position with bonus and shift
- Part stacks using
multiple geometric tolerances
- Assembly stacks using
coordinate dimensions
- Assembly stacks using
runout
- Assembly stacks using
profile
- Assembly stacks using
position
- Stacks using form
controls applied to a feature
- Stacks using straightness
applied to a feature of size
- Stacks using orientation
controls applied to a feature
- Stacks using orientation
controls applied to a feature of size
- Assembly stacks using
multiple geometric tolerances
- Stack matrix chart
- Evaluating a stack
answer
Students who
attend our workshops walk away with more than knowledge. They gain
on-the-job skills because our materials are performance-based, and
each workshop approaches the subject from a design perspective.
For more onsite workshop information — or to request
a custom quote package — contact a GD&T account executive
at 1-800-886-0909, email sales@etinews.com,
or use our online training
quote request form.
Companion products:
Tolerance Stacks textbook, The GD&T Ultimate Pocket Guide; ASME
Y14.5M-1994 Reference chart
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