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Parts that need more than one process
Turned parts that also need milling, cross holes or secondary operations, kept with one supplier so the tolerance stack stays owned.
A part that is turned by one supplier and milled by another has two owners and no one responsible for the relationship between the two sets of features. That relationship is usually what matters.
Keeping the whole part here means the sequence is decided by what the part needs rather than by what each supplier can do, and driven tooling lets many secondary features be produced in the turning cycle rather than as a separate operation.
Specifications
| Processes | Swiss turning, milling, driven tooling in-cycle |
|---|---|
| Kept together | So the feature-to-feature tolerance has one owner |
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