Use this route when the task is specifying or assessing bore inspection. The output is a report in which each drawing requirement has an identified result, measurement coverage and decision record.
Separate the requirements
Size, geometry and texture explains tolerance width and why local diameter readings cannot establish every bore requirement. Keep the applicable drawing revision with the inspection plan.
Examine what the geometry report actually covers
Straightness and the bore path illustrates different centre paths with equal endpoints. Use it to identify what entry/exit observations leave unresolved, rather than to calculate a standards-based straightness value.
Choose the arrangement for the result
Compare air, long-reach contact and optical measurement by access, references and evaluated output. Request the proposed measurement plan for the actual bore; a product name alone does not document its suitability.
Read uncertainty and the decision together
The worked uncertainty budget makes its assumptions explicit. Use the explanation to examine the reported uncertainty, its scope and coverage factor, not to borrow its invented inputs for a production job.
Complete the bore-quality worksheet with separate results for size, geometry and texture. Keep inaccessible or unmeasured regions visible when recording the agreed conformance decision.