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1. How wide is the opening of the T-Slot?
2. What is the total length o...
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Help me, please!
1. How wide is the opening of the T-Slot?
2. What is the total length of the workpiece?
3. How many holes are tapped?
4. Determine dimension "A".
5. How thick is the workpiece?
6. How far apart horizontally are the two tapped holes on the left from the two counterbore holes on the left?
7. What is the minimum total depth of the T-Slot?
8. What is the maximum total depth of the T-Slot?
9. Determine dimension "B".
10. What size are the counterbores?
11. How far apart are the two counterbore holes on the left from the two counterbore holes on the right?
12. What is the upper limit dimension for the width at the bottom of the T-slot?
13. How far apart are the 3/8-16 tapped holes from the horizontal centerline of the workpiece?
14. Determine dimension "C".
15. How deep are the counterbores?
16. What is the distance between the two upper counterbore holes and the two lower tapped holes?
17. What is the lower limit dimension for the width at the bottom of the T-Slot?
18. What is the upper limit dimension on the width of the workpiece?
19. What sizes are the tapped holes?
20. What is the maximum thickness from the bottom of the T-Slot to the bottom of the workpiece?
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