Applying GD&T: 3 Basic Steps

I describe the 3 basic steps in applying GD&T from the ASME Y14.5-2009 Standard.

The following quotes are from Page IV of the ASME Y14.5-2009 Standard.

Step 1:
"When applying GD&T the first consideration is to establish a datum reference frame based on the function of the part in the assembly with its mating parts."
Step 2:
"After the datum reference frame is established, the form of the primary datum feature is controlled, followed by the orientation and or location of the secondary and tertiary datum features."
Step 3:
"After the datum features are related relative to each other, the remaining features are controlled for orientation and location relative to the datum reference framework."

[kiranbg]

Wonderfully explained. Applause to you Professionalism

[abhishekmahamune]

hi,
Could you please create a series or playlist of videos? I am not able to find the pervious video that you are referring to

[martinmora]

your videos have been really helpful. Thank you for uploading!

[sanraabdutta]

That is a great thing to learn. I really appreciate the way sir, you make gd&t into real exposure. My concept of gd&t gets clear when I watch your videos. I try to implement the process in my designs as well.
Sir, would you recommend a rule book for using gd&t, as it is very important for mechanical design engineers.

[마이클조던-ep]

Hi nice to meet your video.
I have one questions.
I understood ASME Datum MMB.
Same define ISO datum MMB??

[learnkartmechanical]

1, How width and length and height of rectangular block besic dimension? From where it will get tolerance.
2, as per my understanding whenever we define hole position as datum (pattern of holes) we need to consider (B-B) for features dimensions
Not sure this is ASME OR ISO
Please clarify and thanks for these videos

[RMA]

Good content! thanks for the neck workout :)

[raghavendrapalekar]

Nice...however I m listening more background music then content a lot.. can you please make little pleasant...

Liked it subscribed...

[abhisheksiddharth]

Sir, please don't add music while explaining.