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interpretation geometric tolerances

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Bye to all,
I have a doubt about the geometric tolerances I saw on a catalog.

I can't understand the circled tolerance as I have a doubt about reference to.

in my interpretation it seems to be the support surface of the dotted part, but I'm not sure.
In case my interpretation was correct, I just can't understand the tolerant tolerance.

thanks to anyone who will read
 

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I'm a little confused.
Was it not better to give a symmetry than the axis of the ø20 hole than the diameter?
 
the axis is an ambiguous reference because it can refer to the diameter ø44, to the m30 and to the ø45; not being a tangible element can be extrapolated from any diameter present.
If you use the diameter axis ø45, which is not functional and has a very great tolerance, you may not be sure that it is the same as the diameter ø20 which is the important one for the operation of the plug.
 
Thank you very much all clear now.
but, in fact, from the practical point of view, how does the symmetry of a hole translate to another?
I have nothing practical in mind.
thank you anyway!
 
Thank you very much.
Perhaps I am accustomed to thinking about symmetry always with respect to one axis and not of a diameter compared to another.
Now it's all clearer.
Thank you so much!
 

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