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Re: Emergency VLC meeting.
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lugnet.org.ca.vlc
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Date:
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Fri, 20 Jul 2001 20:26:23 GMT
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robinsather@hotmail.com+NoMoreSpam+
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> Just thought I should clarify, the wood pieces are 1/4" thick. They've been
> cut into triangles, and each piece covers about the same area as a normal
> piece of paper.
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> Uh, what are "shims"??
I think you've already guessed, correctly I might add. A shim is just
something that slide in between two other things to make it fit, or
make a little more snug, or whatever. In our case, boards of varying
thicknesses to stick under table legs, etc. to create a level surface
for the layout. I don't have any wood that is 1/4" thick, so your
pieces would be useful.
When you say "a normal piece of paper", do you mean that each triangle
has about the same surface area as an 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheet of paper?
Can we cut them into smaller pieces?
Robin
(who will be out of email "range" until the meeting tonight. Call and
leave a message for me with any other questions ...)
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| (...) Just thought I should clarify, the wood pieces are 1/4" thick. They've been cut into triangles, and each piece covers about the same area as a normal piece of paper. Uh, what are "shims"?? -Bryan (23 years ago, 20-Jul-01, to lugnet.org.ca.vlc)
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