Axis GD&T Services
Our self-paced online Intro to GD&T course provides a foundational understanding of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. Designed for engineers, designers, manufacturers, and quality professionals, it covers key principles, symbols, and best practices to improve drawing clarity, communication, and manufacturability—accessible anytime, anywhere.
You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app
1
Introduction
We collaborate with your team to review drawings and ensure they comply with the Y14.5 standard.
2
Basic Concepts
We collaborate with your team to review drawings and ensure they comply with the Y14.5 standard.
3
Size
We collaborate with your team to review drawings and ensure they comply with the Y14.5 standard.
4
Feature Control Frames
We analyze your drawings and assemblies to provide tailored recommendations for datum structures.
5
Material Modifiers
We apply geometric controls to your drawing that align with the specific requirements of the application.
6
Form Control
We perform stack-up calculations and determine the most suitable tolerances, referencing industry standards and past performance when applicable.
7
Datums
We perform stack-up calculations and determine the most suitable tolerances, referencing industry standards and past performance when applicable.
8
Orientation Control
We perform stack-up calculations and determine the most suitable tolerances, referencing industry standards and past performance when applicable.
9
Location Control
We perform stack-up calculations and determine the most suitable tolerances, referencing industry standards and past performance when applicable.
10
Profile Control
We perform stack-up calculations and determine the most suitable tolerances, referencing industry standards and past performance when applicable.
11
Runout
We perform stack-up calculations and determine the most suitable tolerances, referencing industry standards and past performance when applicable.
12
Multiple FCF and Compound FCF
We perform stack-up calculations and determine the most suitable tolerances, referencing industry standards and past performance when applicable.