Tolerancing 1. Using the image below and the tolerancing tables at the back of your textbook, calculate the limit dimensions between the shaft and the hole for the given class of fit. Enter the data in the blanks below formatted as n.nnnn. For example 0.7500 is the Nominal size for this exercise.<a onClick="window.open('/olcweb/cgi/pluginpop.cgi?it=gif::Visualization 15.7::/sites/dl/free/0073128376/48671/viz15_7.gif','popWin', 'width=550,height=188,resizable,scrollbars');" href="#"><img valign="absmiddle" height="16" width="16" border="0" src="/olcweb/styles/shared/linkicons/image.gif">Visualization 15.7 (2.0K)</a>Visualization 15.7

Class of fit = RC4.

1		Hole Upper Limit = inch.

Class of fit = RC4.

2		Hole Lower limit = inch.

Class of fit = RC4.

3		Shaft Upper limit = inch.

Class of fit = RC4.

4		Shaft Lower limit = inch.

Class of fit = RC4.

5		Tightest fit = inch.

Class of fit = RC4.

6		Loosest fit = inch.

Class of fit = LC6.

7		Hole Upper limit = inch.

Class of fit = LC6.

8		Hole Lower limit = .

Class of fit = LC6.

9		Shaft Upper limit = inch.

Class of fit = LC6.

10		Shaft Lower limit = inch.

Class of fit = LC6.

11		Tightest fit = inch.

Class of fit = LC6.

12		Loosest fit = inch.

Class of fit = FN5.

13		Hole Upper limit = inch.

Class of fit = FN5.

14		Hole Lower limit = inch.

Class of fit = FN5.

15		Shaft Upper limit = inch.

Class of fit = FN5.

16		Shaft Lower limit = inch.

Class of fit = FN5.

17		Tightest fit = inch.

Class of fit = FN5.

18		Loosest fit = inch.