u/Geoffrey-Jellineck

Every time I do GD&T for parts I've designed (generally smaller plastic parts), I think the most challenging part is understanding if I'm picking good datums in terms of if they can be readily used for inspection, because I don't understand what all the options are for inspection fixturing (clamps, pins, etc.). Are there any good, basic resources for a design engineer to learn more of the basics of GD&T inspections and part fixturing?

It has taken me many months to come to this conclusion, but I've decided that HEB's version of nacho cheese tortilla chips are actually worse than nacho cheese Doritos. Initially I was blown away with the amount of seasoning HEB's has in a good way, but I've since concluded that it is just too much and too salty, greatly limiting the number I can eat in one go. Doritos are better balanced and don't completely dry my mouth out. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.