Quote Originally Posted by silyavski View Post
Yes Dean, its more like a wishful thinking. Of course it could not be measured, especially at home. I agree its not real 0.01mm. Maybe even not real 0.05mm at some places. But may be it is between 0.01 and 0.05mm if lucky and done right/. I was able to discover bigger than 0.05mm gaps using the edge and strong led torch.
Boyan I agree that in all aspects of building that 100% should be put into every aspect of building but one of my pet hates is seeing boast's or claims regards accurecy or torque/power etc like Some calculators offer that can't or haven't been proven. I feel it's misleading and while possible to achieve it's Very very difficult in reality to achieve and even harder to verify. This can and does cause the less equiped or able to over expect results leading to dissapointment.

IMO it's much better to give the details of how it's done and leave out any claims of accurecy unless can be verified to avoid dissapointment and instead show results of your labour with work produced.

Don't take me wrong here i'm not taking anything anyway from your build and I'm quite sure your machine will give very good accurecy and results. But to me the whole point is what gets spit out the other end, so IMO build to the best of ones abilty and be happy in the knowledge that what comes off the cutter is the best it can be given each persons Skills/equipment.! . . . . THE POINT. . . . Don't get hung up on pointless details that can't be proven or seen.!!!