Touchweight Metrology Question

[Richard Brekne]

Grin... Hi Gordon..

I hope you got the answer to your question... it appears you did. David Love spelled it out, and Newton too. If you've read Stanwoods website
information then you probably have your answer.

As far as being a bit confused as to how it all works out.... well its just to jump in his material and start working with some of the basics.  Take
any and all seminars you are able too, ask what ever questions you want. Pick up what you can when you can and above all start working with his basic
system.... you'll be less and less confused as time goes by.

Terry and I kid around a bit with each other... hope it didnt get in the way of a clear answer for you.

Cheers

RicB


Gordon Holley wrote:

> Hi Terry.  Well, trying to follow this 4 page conversation was little
> confusing and  before jumping in on this subject with my question on
> Strike Weight (SW) and Strike Weight Ratio (R) and the request for
> some clarification on what (SWR) was, I did go to David Stanwoods
> publication on the Touchweight Metrology where he writes in his
> Glossary of terms and abbreviations: Strike Weight (SW) and Strike
> Weight Ratio (R).
> Now Newton writes "that most of the information is in the archives
> written by David Standwood and attending a class on touch weight
> metrology will clear up the rest". And then uses the abbreviation
> (SRW) for Strike Weight Ratio.  Now I'll join you in the ranks of
> confusion and crawl back into my hole.  Gordon
>
> O

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