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    I fancied a change of tack so I have started checking and improving the geometry of the axes.

    First check is the perpendicularity of the knee. This is the set up for the first method

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    This was the second method which I was planning on checking the first method with, however the results of this method were not very consistent so I abandoned it.

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    The results show an error of about 0.001" out of plane using the first method which can be improved with a bit of judicious scraping.

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    I has previously used the gound side surface of a parallel as my reference. This was not a very good reference so the next task is to scrape a reference surface. Oh joy - blue fingers over the weekend then! Once the horizontal surfaces are complete I will then check the other two surfaces of the dovetail are parallel.
    Last edited by Andrew Wilding; 08-06-2011 at 09:57 PM. Reason: added comments

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