Questions and Answers.pdf
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80NSSC21754842Q Plates, Wing Loading Fixture
1. Do any of the parts have any flatness or parallel requirements.
No, other than the dimensions itself.
2. Also, your L x W dimensions have a 2 plc decimal, so do you need to have the perimeter machined to size? +/-.030’’ will require machining.
a. We can plasma or torch cut the perimeter to size at +/-.060’’ and save if you don’t need the outside machined.
No, We don’t need them to be machined, a rough grinding will suffice.
3. On sheets1, 2 and 6 there are holes shown that are not identified. (See attached.)
a. Are these to be ignored?
Yes, ignore them.
These holes were not supposed to be in the drawing to avoid any confusion, but BEING there is useful to mark the Stay Away zones… See the attached redlined drawing.
4. Would it be permissible to put a couple of 1"-8 handling holes, 1-1/4 on the larger plates, in some of these plates?
Yes, but use the Rectangles Zones in the redlined drawing.
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