GD&T Fundamentals

Learn the Simplified Framework Behind the Tolerances on your Prints

With the GD&T Fundamentals Public Training Course, you will learn a simple framework that will allow you to understand how GD&T is used and why GD&T improves the manufacturing process. This course focuses on practical knowledge and uses real-world drawing examples throughout the class to practice what is learned.

We don’t throw every concept at you – we focus on the concepts and terminology necessary to do your job better and improve your manufacturing operation.

Course Objectives:

• Learn best practices that represent how GD&T is used in real-world design and production. Simplify the main requirements and terminology of the ASME Y14.5 Standard into plain English.
• Break down the majority of all concepts in the GD&T Standards into one simple unified GD&T Basics Framework.
• Learn all 14 major symbols & how to use them, which ones are most useful & which ones to avoid.
• Understand what datums do & how they are applied on drawings for design, manufacturing, & inspection.
• Discover how Max Material Condition creates bonus tolerance while maintaining a functional part.
• Reinforce all concepts by showing them on realistic manufacturing-ready engineering prints.
• Clarify all your GD&T questions, concerns, and coworker debates with our expert ASME certified instructor.
• Retain key concepts using our included resources so you will be able to apply what you learn after training.

What’s including in the training:

• 2 Days of training hosted by Certified ASME Senior-Level Instructor
• Certificate of Completion
• Review Reference Packet
• Real-world Industry Drawing Examples
• 1-Year Access to Online Platform:
  • GD&T Fundamentals Online Course
  • Real-Industry Example Webinars and Bonus Material
• Detailed Reference Charts
  • GD&T Premium Symbols Chart
  • Drill Tap Chart
  • ASME vs ISO Comparison Chart
  • ASME Y14.5 2009 vs 2018 Standard Comparison Chart
• 1-Year Access to our Instructor Question Line

Who Should Attend:

Our training is designed to be very approachable and geared towards everyone from entry level to those with intermediate experience. To take this training, you should have some experience in a design, production or inspection environment working with engineering drawings. You should also be able to understand how parts are represented and viewed on a print. No prior GD&T knowledge is required though.