Grin... is this the straight skinny on the subject Robert ?? Richard Brekne I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway Robert Goodale wrote: > > > The straightest straightedge is not a straightedge but rather a > non-straightedge that is made to be straight. The non-straight > straightedge in which I am referring is when you use a string for a > straightedge. When this type of non-straightedge is pulled straight it > becomes the straightest straightedge of them all! You can use this type of > straightedge for straightening all kinds of non-straight things simply by > pulling it tight so that it becomes straight. Examples for this kind of > straightening include hanging hammers straight, checking for non-straight > soundboards, (i.e. crown), by holing the straightened non-straightedge across > the > back of a soundboard, checking the straightness of a keyboard by > straightening your straightedge across the keys, and many other straightening > jobs. I hope you have it straight now when I tell you that there is more > than one type of straightedge. Now you go straight away and try this. Soon > there won't be a non-straight thing around!! > > Rob Goodale, RPT > Las Vegas, NV
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