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the offending parallel blues up like this:
this is 2-3 mu out. it hinges either corrrectly or in the middle, depending where i put it
I work in a calibration lab, and I've seen hinging work all the way down to 10-20 millionths reliably, or .25-.5 micron in metric.
dian;3521651i have said:I don't understand how you could measure 0,5µm (0,2 tenths) when your parallel is off 4µm (1,6 tenths) ?the short side is not parallel, it rises up to 4 mu over the 8 mm. so any measurements along the 200 mm are meaningless, i would have to check the high edge somehow and even that would not very well predict how it hinges.
Be careful when measuring µm dimensions 100mm -> 1° -> 1µm (3,9" -> 1,8F -> 0,4 tenths)
When you hold this small parallel 1 Minute in your hand (in the middle) yout can be shure that it is high in the middle
greatings, Franz
from the Lüftinger Brothers
I don't understand how you could measure 0,5µm (0,2 tenths) when your parallel is off 4µm (1,6 tenths) ?
Be careful when measuring µm dimensions 100mm -> 1° -> 1µm (3,9" -> 1,8F -> 0,4 tenths)
When you hold this small parallel 1 Minute in your hand (in the middle) yout can be shure that it is high in the middle
greatings, Franz
from the Lüftinger Brothers
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