GD&T Rule Number 1 (2024)

[@bradd8841]

I appreciate you Dean Odell. Would be great if you were teaching in Michigan. I’d take your classes. You’re the man!

[@sambell8768]

Your videos are great, im in the middle of learning about GD&T and I've supplemented my reading with your content.
Appreciate your work!

[@saagusaagu]

Nice haircut Dean.
Thanks for the explanation on Rule#1

[@nobbyslab]

Excellent explanation - as always. Love the tie clip!

[@albertoacevedo5118]

Thanks Dean for the explanation!. Nice haircut.

[@chris30b2]

I use Y14.5 in the UK and find your videos very useful, thankyou

[@BillMoldestad]

Great example of how linear tolerances control size of the part but not the (geometric) form.

[@MA-ns5ov]

You're a solid man, thanks !

[@YulehHabibi]

Great video, Dean!

[@brianvickery3397]

Another great video Dean!

[@gerhardtjurgens8951]

Another awesome video!

[@HurstNidec]

Thank you for the real-world example for this important rule

[@hadiadib-f6n]

Hi Dean, thanks for explaining the rule number 1. you would better to say the donut gauge should be equal or longer than cylinder, otherwise it is not a good gauge to check form!

[@dineshkumarm0013]

Great video. Btw, miss your long hair Dean..

[@jdpowersport]

haircut, perfect size. ✅

[@vishwasgowda8419]

What do you mean by geometric ?

[@FreakAngel666]

✌🏻

[@ALMACENTIJUANA-x1v]

Hi dan coud you help me in program in cmm calypso