CSWP example sample question - Not sure why the mass is off

I'm modelling this part from a sample CSWP exam. I keep arriving at 1412.55 grams when the correct answer is 1416 grams. I've checked three or four times and cannot arrive at the error... Any ideas?
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I found the error in your model. A couple of points of constructive criticism if you dont mind :).
1. Be careful/thorough where you set your origin, I would have personally set the origin as the centre of the radius for the 135mm dimension as there are several dimensions referenced from this point.
2. you have a lot of blue sketches in your model. I've working in industry (Formula1) and this was the number one rule when I had my CAD training. If your sketch is blue then you haven't fully defined it meaning you don't fully understand how you want it to look.
The solution to your problem can be seen with the screenshot i've attached. You'd referenced the 32mm from some incorrectly positioned construction line. If you add a reference axis as the centre of the through-hole then the mass adds up perfectly to what you're expecting...1415.89 (1416 to 0.d.p).
I've uploaded my model too for reference, hopefully it is helpful to you :).
If you need any help please let me know!