Dennis Beerman wrote:
> My experience is to use Geometric Tolerancing if your design requires it. It
> is generally not required on all designs. Also, most board shops do not
> understand the tolerancing, and you end up with a board only as good as the
> accuracy of the drilling and routing machine are capable of producing.
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> > From:         Ross A. Eskite
> > Sent:         Monday, April 13, 1998 4:36 PM
> > To:   [log in to unmask]
> > Subject:      [TN] Geometric dimensioning & tolerancing

> > Ross Eskite
> > "Though I fervently recite the Mass in perfect Latin to the cannibals,
> > somehow I always end up in the big black pot with the carrots" - me

Good one!
How about:
 "tho' I recite change to the parrot,
 nothing ever changes in the cage."

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