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    Hey colin

    Sorry for the Delay in replying. I have given myself room to move components for small adjusting of plates which is lucky too because as previously said I just cant get the holes as close as I would like. although I centre punch and then centre drill and then go larger but I think with my newer drill press it has got better. But i have made 6mm holes in the plates that bolt to the m5 tapped holes so that will give me a small amount of movement.

    I have a dial indicator to get as close as I can although I need to find a long enough straight edge to trust and then using the Vernier caliper too.

    I will then be able to then flatten the spoil board once everything is running so it won't matter if the machine is a small part of a mm out because it will al be parallel with itself and also the work piece.

    Well that's the plan anyway. I will be using Epoxy for the rails to get the top rails flat running a channel between the rails and this will then self level.

    i think then it will be a lot of fiddling about to chase every last 0.0 of mm

    I would be great to have those known flat and precise equipment of the manufacturers have but money would never allow for it sadly.

    thanks

    Rob
    Last edited by grain_r; 12-09-2016 at 08:35 PM.

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