Foundations of Mechanical Accuracy¶
Moore, W. R. (1970). Foundations of Mechanical Accuracy. Moore Special Tool Company.
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- Fixed-Point Build Comparison
- … a truly flat reference surface with no pre-existing flat reference to copy: three plates are lapped against one another in rotation, because matching only two can leave complementary curves, while comparing and correcting all three pairwise converges to genuine flatness — a surface that now matches its own copies.
This sourceDescribes cross-matching three plates to expose two-plate complementary error and generate flat planes without a prior flat reference.
- … a truly flat reference surface with no pre-existing flat reference to copy: three plates are lapped against one another in rotation, because matching only two can leave complementary curves, while comparing and correcting all three pairwise converges to genuine flatness — a surface that now matches its own copies.
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