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    Can anyone help me with shimming down this steel plates?

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    Please I need ideas.
    How can I level them all?
    If I use epoxy it wont crack under heavy pressure from the bolts?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DigiSoft View Post
    Can anyone help me with shimming down this steel plates?

    Click image for larger version.  Name: CNC.jpg  Views: 945  Size: 195.7 KB  ID: 12248

    Please I need ideas.
    How can I level them all?
    If I use epoxy it wont crack under heavy pressure from the bolts?
    Epoxy putty under each plate level then when set bolt down. .. Clive
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