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Re: Fasteners extending outside the FRAME PERIMETER
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Originally Posted by jgannon
Right, that's the problem. Protrusions below the BUMPER ZONE used to be allowed so long as they were within the FRAME PERIMETER, which could be defined by corresponding protrusions in the BUMPER ZONE. Then a change was made that only impacted the BUMPER ZONE, thus pushing protrusions below it out of spec.
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If protrusions are within the frame perimeter then they are not protrusions. They are legal parts within the perimeter. I don't see how you make the leap from that in any way.
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Originally Posted by jgannon
That's not what happened. A clarification was made that introduced ambiguity, and then a further clarification changed the rule entirely, weeks after kickoff, when frame designs should have been already finished.
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Update 6 introduce the ambiguity. Update 7 clarified the rule and did not change the original rule at all.
See DL's post.
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