This is one of the most intuitive video-series on GD&T that exists on KZread. Thank you and please keep this great work going!

For sum of all videos: The thing you do is beyond the education , beyond the engineering and GD&T. It's definitively art.

This is a BRILLIANT series! EXTREMELY helpful.

Thanks for sharing GD&T in such a practical, useful and important perspective. I like the tree branch example : ) . It really emphasizes the point. Keep up the good work!!

I sat through an hour lecture on datums, then a followup a few days later... you more clearly explained them in 12 min. Bravo.

Great!!!!!!!!!!!Thank you and please keep this great work going.

THANK YOU

at 9:43 : datums are not always mutually perpendicular to each other. Datum Reference Frame does that, DRF is defined by datums even though if these datums are not perpendicular to each other.

This was great thank you

Thank you Quint! Very helpful

Great explanation yet again!

Yep once again have to say really thankyou for videos related to gdt

Great! Keep up the good work u are saving my life :)

Incredible explanation by using practical explanation.

great video

Alhamdulillah. What an explanation. You are a true blessing. I will surely support your content man.

Superb

Thxxxx

Great videos ...cheers !!

thank you very much sir

I appreciate your use of didactic material

Thanks Quint, great video. I have a question though. What do you do if you have another feature not perpendicular to the datums you just set up? Would I need to set up a new datum system to relate to this feature? Thanks

Simple and Intuitive

Is there a part 2 to this video?

At 12:07, why is there no perpendicularity symbol that goes with datum A?

@Sivanantham_V

4 жыл бұрын

Same doubt here!!! @Quint Crispin

i like the way you wasted the part , just to make people understand, haha.

im having a hard time understanind coaxiality, concentricity and runout

@aKaCrowley

5 жыл бұрын

@@quintgdt8751 lets just say the tolleerance is on a shaft, the concentricity and coaxiality, how do i know if that is concentric or coaxial

How many trees died in the making of this video

What the heck is that