SQL CROSS JOIN question

I am having a bit of trouble with my SQL query.

I have two tables:

Table1

id  guid  title     D0      D1     D2
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1   guid1 Title1    0.123  -0.235  0.789
2   guid2 Title2   -0.343   0.435  0.459
3   guid3 Title3    0.243  -0.267 -0.934
...
100 guid4 Title100 -0.423   0.955  0.029

and Table 2 (note it has the same schema, just different data).

id  guid  title     D0      D1     D2
----------------------------------------
1   guid1 Title1    0.233  -0.436 -0.389
2   guid2 Title2   -0.343   0.235  0.789
3   guid3 Title3    0.573  -0.067 -0.124
...
100 guid4 Title100 -0.343   0.155  0.005

I am trying to figure out how to write a SELECT statement which returns all the titles WHERE all the combinations of ABS(Table1_D0*Table2_D0)+ABS(Table1_D1*Table2_D1)+ABS(Table1_D2*Table2_D2) are less than a thresholded value (hard coded probably).

So far I am trying to use a CROSS JOIN, but I am not sure if this is the correct approach.

Does this make sense? Table1, row1 against all the rows of Table2, then Table1, row2 against all the rows of Table2.

If it matters, I am using MS SQL.

Many thanks! Brett

SELECT t1.title
FROM Table1 t1
CROSS JOIN table2 t2
WHERE ABS(t1.D0*t2.D0)+ABS(t1.D1*t2.D1)+ABS(t1.D2*t2.D2)<10

SELECT *
  FROM  Table1 a inner join
        Table2 b on a.Id=b.Id
where   ABS(a.D0*b.D0)+ABS(a.D1*b.D1)+ABS(a.D2*b.D2)<=@Value

CROSS JOIN is the right choice and CROSS JOIN is just the same as no join at all (see Snowbear answer).

select t1o.title
from Table1 t1o
where not exists
(
    -- none of the cross-joined rows for t1o must be above the threshold
    select t1.title
    from Table1 t1
    cross join Table2 t2
    where t1.id = t1o.id -- only the cross joined rows for the current t1o row
    -- inverted b/c not exists
    and abs(t1.D0*t2.D0)+abs(t1.D1*t2.D1)+abs(t1.D2*t2.D2) > 10 
)