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CMM Quarterly Resources

CMM Quarterly announces a new section, CMM Quarterly Resources, located on the home page the tab is labeled CMM Quarterly Resources.

As good as you'll get – Using SPC to understand your CMM Measurements

As good as you'll get – Using SPC to understand your CMM Measurements

How many times has a scenario such as this presented itself in your facility?  A machinist brings a part into the inspection lab for measuring.

CMM Development Memories of Joe Watson Part 6

Part 6 - Our CMM Computer Systems Mature   In my last article, we were up to 1979.

Polar Coordinates: Part Measurement using radius and angle dimensions.

Polar Coordinates: Part Measurement using radius and angle dimensions.

Most CMM measurement occurs in the CMM’s native rectangular coordinate system using X, Y and Z dimensions. This coordinate system is referred to as cartesian coordinates which is why the minor word CART appears in most DMIS commands.

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DMIS Corner

Polar Coordinates: Part Measurement using radius and angle dimensions.
Written by Steve Horsfall   

Most CMM measurement occurs in the CMM’s native rectangular coordinate system using X, Y and Z dimensions. This coordinate system is referred to as cartesian coordinates which is why the minor word CART appears in most DMIS commands.
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