How much straight is straight enough

[Ron Van Putte]

On Jan 23, 2005, at 10:32 AM, Jerry Budd wrote:

> Don't you mean flat?  Whether it's level or not is only relevant if 
> you're taking height or angular measurements from the table surface 
> referenced with gravity based measurements from a level or plum bob.

Isn't that just like a nitpicking engineer to quibble over 'flat' 
versus 'level'?  Oh, wait a minute, I'm an engineer too.  Good 
observation Jerry.

Ron Van Putte

>> Try shimming the areas that are sagging. My bet is that you can get it
>> closer to level.
>>
>> I would not be happy with that much sag, but then again I'm pretty 
>> anal.
>>
>> Keith
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