>> I thought that was the point I was making. >> -- >> Dave Baker
> > ?
That a tripod will follow the surface waviness.
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Dave Baker
Posted by Ed Huntress on July 2, 2008, 3:11 pm
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>>
>>> I thought that was the point I was making. >>> -- >>> Dave Baker
>> >> ?
> > That a tripod will follow the surface waviness. > -- > Dave Baker
Ok.
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Ed Huntress
Posted by Robert Swinney on July 2, 2008, 3:43 pm
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He's a yank from RCM - you can't expect him to speak the same language :-)
Yeah but: Ed has already forgot more of that language than you 2 clowns will
ever know.
Bob (never built racing engines) Swinney
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Posted by Dave Baker on July 2, 2008, 4:16 pm
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> He's a yank from RCM - you can't expect him to speak the same language :-) > > Yeah but: Ed has already forgot more of that language than you 2 clowns > will ever know. > > Bob (never built racing engines) Swinney
Charmed I'm sure.
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Dave Baker
Posted by Wes on July 2, 2008, 7:47 pm
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>> Granite surface plates, too, have a tolerance for waviness. I forget what >> the tolerance is, but they're not locally flat.
> >I thought that was the point I was making.
The flat base averages the error if I'm thinking right. It is late so I might
not be.
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