I see your point and I do agree that you most likely modeled everything
perfect. But nothing in this world is exactly 90 degrees. You have to
decide what is an acceptable approximation to 90 degrees to have it pass or
fail acceptance criteria. If you were working on the molecular level, I
could see .00000000000013 being a concern. But working on a typical shop
floor using clips for assembly, I don't see .00000000000013 being a concern.
Stephen R.
"Cory McConnell" wrote in message
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> I have made a part in the context of the assembly, based on those 2 faces
> assuming they are 90 deg. Certain extrusions in this part leave remnants
> because the angles between the plains are not 90 deg in the assembly, even
> though they are drawn that way in the part.
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> Cory McConnell
> BJ pipeline Inspection
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