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03-27-2005, 03:04 PM
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| The more triangles, the better the finish. I used to generalize this way: One = 250 finish (6.3 microns) Two = 125 finish (3.2 microns) Three = 32 finish (.8 microns) This is a really rough guide, but you get the idea.
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help with DIN symbols 
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