The second column is the initials of the technician helping to fill out form 829 The column is for the QC stamp. The person doing these measurements must be authorized to use a particular QC stamp that indicates he or she checked these measurements. IMPORTANT: You only have to fill out steps 1-5. JSC will fill out steps 6-10. Dimensional Inspection Report Form 829 Obtain the correct Form 829 from your teacher. This form will already have the Part Name Drawing # Print Dimensions The only part you must fill in on the top part of form 829 is the /Date Important: All dates on all the forms must have the month/day/year (Ex 9/12/2016) The 1st column is the Print Zone. It is similar to reading a grid in a map. The letters are on the vertical column and the numbers are horizontal across the top of the drawing. The 2nd column is the Print Dimension. This has already been filled out for you and is a tremendous help so make sure you have the correct 829 form for your drawing. The next 6 columns are for you to record the actual dimensions of your fabricated parts. Please make sure that you label your actual parts with individual numbers and put their part numbers at the top of each of these columns. When you have 6 items measured, the page will be complete, so apply your Linear Measurement stamp to the last column. Please only write 1 measurement in each square. Choose the measurement that best represents the linear measurements. If a measurement is outside the allowable tolerance listed on the bottom of form 829 please highlight it in yellow and do not stamp the last QA column. It is tricky to read the caliper so please make sure you watch the following video for instructions on taking measurements and care of the caliper. You will be tested on reading the caliper as well as the correct procedures for filling out forms 881 and 829. It is always best to work in pairs when taking these measurements. Time is saved if one person records the measurements and the other uses the caliper. In addition, time is saved if you lay out all 6 of the similar items on a clean surface (use paper if necessary to prevent scratches to your parts) and take the same measurement for all 6 items each time.
The second column is the initials of the technician helping to fill out form 829 The column is for the QC stamp. The person doing these measurements must be authorized to use a particular QC stamp that indicates he or she checked these measurements. IMPORTANT: You only have to fill out steps 1-5. JSC will fill out steps 6-10. Dimensional Inspection Report Form 829 Obtain the correct Form 829 from your teacher. This form will already have the Part Name Drawing # Print Dimensions The only part you must fill in on the top part of form 829 is the /Date Important: All dates on all the forms must have the month/day/year (Ex 9/12/2016) The 1st column is the Print Zone. It is similar to reading a grid in a map. The letters are on the vertical column and the numbers are horizontal across the top of the drawing. The 2nd column is the Print Dimension. This has already been filled out for you and is a tremendous help so make sure you have the correct 829 form for your drawing. The next 6 columns are for you to record the actual dimensions of your fabricated parts. Please make sure that you label your actual parts with individual numbers and put their part numbers at the top of each of these columns. When you have 6 items measured, the page will be complete, so apply your Linear Measurement stamp to the last column. Please only write 1 measurement in each square. Choose the measurement that best represents the linear measurements. If a measurement is outside the allowable tolerance listed on the bottom of form 829 please highlight it in yellow and do not stamp the last QA column. It is tricky to read the caliper so please make sure you watch the following video for instructions on taking measurements and care of the caliper. You will be tested on reading the caliper as well as the correct procedures for filling out forms 881 and 829. It is always best to work in pairs when taking these measurements. Time is saved if one person records the measurements and the other uses the caliper. In addition, time is saved if you lay out all 6 of the similar items on a clean surface (use paper if necessary to prevent scratches to your parts) and take the same measurement for all 6 items each time.