Question

Technician A says that cut locations for sectioning joints may be identified by a die mark stamped into the part. Technician B says that a vehicle maker recommended sectioning cut location may be identified as a precise measurement from a reference point. Who is right

Answer 1

Both A ad B are right

Step-by-step explanation:

A sectioning joint are joints that are pieces to butted, spaced two to three metal thickness apart

Cut locations on a metal parts are made by die marks stamped to the part to enable the cutter to locate the cut location

The cut location can be specified on a model diagram such that when such a required cut is to be made a reference point to the cut location is specified for quality and accuracy.