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Date
Class
Name
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Split Type Dowel
1.
1. Which part has the longest length?
2. Which part has the smallest tolerance for the outside
diameter?
2.
3.
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4.
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5. What was revision C?
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6. What material is used for the split dowels?
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8.
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high limit and the wall thickness is .060, what will
the high and low limits of diameter "B" become when
assembled in a Ø.726 hole?
9.
10. How is diameter “A" checked?
10.
11. What scale is the print?
11.
12. What is the maximum tolerance for diameter A among 12.
the various parts?
13. What is the tolerance on "F," the chamfer angle?
13.
14. How square must the ends of the dowel be with the axis? 14.
15. If the chamfer lengths of Part No. 4006953 are at the
high limit and the total dowel length at the low limit,
how long will the bearing surface of the dowel be?
15.
16. If the chamfer lengths of Part No. 4005851 are at the
low limit and the total dowel length at the low limit,
how long will the bearing surface of the dowel be?
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4005149?
17.
18. Which part number was added last to the print?
18.
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