Thanks for the video. Just want to point out that your test for squareness did not test if it was square but tested if the two sides are parallel. T-squares are a little harder to test for square, the best thing you can do is check the line against a known true square
that''s treu thanks for the comment! i checked it with a big square and it is square! unfortunately youtube does not allow you to add footage, as far i known. if thats posible i will add it.
A mil is an acronym for the Imperial decimal fraction 0.000001 = 1/1,000,000 (millionth) of an inch, whereas mm is short form for millimeter. For example, a jet engine compressor has the tips of its blades ground to within a few millionths of an inch on a six axis blade tip grinder around the entire circumference of each compressor blade stage. I know many who work in metric who use the term mil for millimeter but is is English slang and wrong. Micron is the metric term and 1 micron (micrometre, µm) is about 0.00003937". Nevertheless I did understand what you meant.
Watched a couple of your videos today. Great job mate, keep it up!!
Thanks for the video. Just want to point out that your test for squareness did not test if it was square but tested if the two sides are parallel. T-squares are a little harder to test for square, the best thing you can do is check the line against a known true square
that''s treu thanks for the comment! i checked it with a big square and it is square! unfortunately youtube does not allow you to add footage, as far i known. if thats posible i will add it.
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How are the package for shipping? Is is good? Iknow woodpeckers coming in mdf case relly for damage in shipping
The come very well packed in cardboardand foam
@@dcreationwoodworking3495 thanks im ready to order 1 soon🙂
I had to re upload my video excuse for that
Product link?
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A mil is an acronym for the Imperial decimal fraction 0.000001 = 1/1,000,000 (millionth) of an inch, whereas mm is short form for millimeter. For example, a jet engine compressor has the tips of its blades ground to within a few millionths of an inch on a six axis blade tip grinder around the entire circumference of each compressor blade stage. I know many who work in metric who use the term mil for millimeter but is is English slang and wrong. Micron is the metric term and 1 micron (micrometre, µm) is about 0.00003937". Nevertheless I did understand what you meant.
This is a woodworking channel mate not a jet engine engineering channel.
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@@leeowen7302 And you're now educated too.
What pencil are you using??
I will check that in my shop tomorrow
0.7 mm
Thanks ....good vid.......I see you are married....hope your wife appreciated how cute you are........lol
me too..