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Engineers place a datum triangle on a centerline. They think they are referencing the axis.
Well.. They are not.
A centerline is not a feature. You cannot touch it. You cannot clamp anything to it. You cannot probe it.
See the image. Datum E. On the centerline. Three slots share that line. Which one defines the datum? The left? The centre? The right?
Nobody knows. Different inspectors. Different fixtures. Different answers. Your part passes inspection and still does not fit.
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