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Originally Posted by john m flores
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.... For those that have used the DAG - how precise do you need to be? 1mm between measuring points? 2mm? more?
Consider the 12" length of the beam vs. 1or 2mm variation, then glance at a sine chart and it'll be obvious that the method is far more precise than necessary. Either is more than fine.
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