Course Summary
This two-day course is a continuation of GD&T Fundamentals, again focusing on practical GD&T applications and introducing additional advanced concepts such as composite position, datum shift, and more complex GD&T Controls. This workshop provides further guidance on application of GD&T as per the ASME Y14.5M 2009 standard.
Testimonials
“My training was excellent. It was a great refresher for GD&T and I learned more new things that I can apply to my job.” – Kevin, Minnesota
“Very well worth taking this class. I liked that the class went over real life examples. Very high quality class.” – Ryan, Minnesota
“It was a very informative training with many real life examples. Also provided good exercises and reference book to take home.” – Valerie, Wisconsin
“This was a fantastic way to further my understanding of print reading, and will greatly increase my effectiveness.” – Samantha, Minnesota
Target Audience
Individuals who are proficient with the concepts and practices of GD&T would benefit from the Advanced Concepts training.
Prerequisites
Some proficiency with GD&T Fundamentals is required to get the most benefit from this advanced GD&T concepts course. If you would like to explore whether this course is a good fit for you, please contact us HERE.
Course Objectives
This program is a continuation of your education in the Y14.5 standard. There will be discussions about being able to identify both correct and incorrect drawings with GD&T. In this program, we focus on the application and interpretation of GD&T – another step closer to becoming a GD&T expert.
Q. What is the difference between our GD&T Fundamentals and Advanced Concepts workshop?
A. Advanced Concepts Differs from Fundamentals of GD&T in Three Ways:
1. More in-depth discussion on selected topics that are often not covered in fundamentals classes
- Simultaneous requirements
- Movable datum targets
- Composite tolerancing
- All over
- Non-Rigid parts
- Relating GD&T to part applications
- Datum feature types
- Temporary datum features
- Gear/Spline/Thread as Datum Feature
- Dimension types
- Customer Robust
- Customer Sensitive
- Loss Function Curves
- Conical Tolerance Zones
- Profile Myths
- Profile Applications
2. Covers GD&T topics in a manner that relates closely to how GD&T is used in industry
- Principles of Dimensioning
- Examples using more complex drawings
- Exercises using more complex drawings
- Functional Dimensioning
- Choosing the best symbol based on part function
- Profile applications
- Position applications
- Inane datum specifications
3. Explanations of topics that are not explicitly covered in Y14.5, but are needed and used in industry
- Functional Dimensioning
- Non-rigid parts
- Restrained parts
- Special datum target types
- Temporary datum features
- Rules for composite tolerancing
- Profile self-datum rule
Benefits
If you are pursuing the ASME Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Professional Certification (GDTP) or just want to grow in your proficiency with GD&T, this will be a necessary course for your practical education.
This course is also available as GD&T Advanced Concepts (3-day). This workshop offers additional time for extended exercises and more hands-on projects throughout the 3 days.
