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01-24-2011, 09:32 AM

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Hi Mad44ms,

The two cones into one has my attention. Tried to do that years ago, ran into issues and gave up!

Thanks for sharing!

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There is a rest.

I put the pdf file into download section but can not find it.

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The PDF is in the self help portion of the downloads

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In the translation where it talks about pieces that must be admitted. ...
The English word more typically used for admitted would be the word "inserted"

and for the description of how much extra width that opening around the inserted piece needs to be you would describe that dimension width required as being "clearance"

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Just found this, very helpful, a brilliant piece of educational reading.

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