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01-01-2011, 02:24 PM
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Hi all, my plan is to build and CNC machine from 8020 aluminium extrusions and aluminium plates. I have a quick question about the aluminium plate tolerances. The extruded aluminium has tolerance of 0.008"(Thickness) is that to much for the following build or do I have a tolerance stack up problem? See picture 1  |
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Aluminium extrusions plates tolerance stack up 
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