Correct use of a wire line to set alignment on assembly
Auteur Gareth Green | Dernière modification 14/03/2023 par Gareth Green en cours de rédaction ⧼frevu-button-review-label⧽
Correct use of a wire line to set alignment on assembly
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This dokit is to help with the use of a wire line to set alignment correctly on mechanical build up. Using a wire line correctly will ensure a very accurate straight line is achieved . Accuracy of + - 1 mm over any distance can be achieved using the following method. Using one incorrectly can also easily be done.!
Firstly, identify the two datums that are required to set the wire line to.
A wire line should be pulled tight and then anchored to give a wire line from the first and last component
1 Add additional components that require aligning to datum components.
1 Move non datum components forwards towards the wire line.
It is imperative that none of these components contact the wire line, as this will give a false reading. The goal is to get the components being added as close to the wire line as possible, without actually physically touching the wire line
2 this is an example of incorrect use and the exaggerated affect of touching the wire line
Once the alignment has been completed, all added parts should be double checked on wire line clearance, to ensure all of the above criteria has been achieved
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