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Runout vs Size Controlling Circularity Example

by Tom Geiss on September 9, 2020.

Does Runout or Size Control the Circularity/Form Error in GD&T? (Answer: It Depends)

In this article video, we aim to answer how Runout is used to control the form/shape/circularity/cylindricity on a cylinder. It also talks about when there is an exception to this due to Rule #1 of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing.

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