Re: You mean 1.96% error
By:Spidey
Date: 1/31/2001, 5:09 pm
Date: 1/31/2001, 5:09 pm
In Response To: Caveat (Pete Rudie)
Hi Pete;
Using your numbers (12 & 11 lbs) I come up with a 1.96% error for a 2:1 mix. I don't think you could sight levels of the 2 different viscosities in a mixing cup better than that!
Best Regards, Spidey
Messages In This Thread
- Slow Epoxy and seams
Scott Hicks -- 1/30/2001, 12:57 am- Re: Slow Epoxy and seams
Jeff -- 1/30/2001, 9:25 pm- Re: question #2
Ross Leidy -- 1/30/2001, 12:49 pm- Mixing epoxy
Pete Rudie -- 1/30/2001, 12:36 pm- Re: Mixing epoxy
Scott Hicks -- 1/30/2001, 2:47 pm- Re: Another way
Spidey -- 1/30/2001, 7:35 pm- Re: Another way
John Monfoe -- 1/31/2001, 4:25 am- Caveat
Pete Rudie -- 1/31/2001, 12:30 pm- Re: You mean 1.96% error
Spidey -- 1/31/2001, 5:09 pm- Upon further reflection...
Pete Rudie -- 1/31/2001, 5:55 pm- Re: scale is better, but test your brand first.
Tony -- 2/1/2001, 7:11 pm- Re: Food Fight!
Spidey -- 1/31/2001, 7:09 pm- Re: So, the thing to do...
Grant Goltz -- 1/31/2001, 6:04 pm - Re: Food Fight!
- Or, 58 1/1000's inch!
Spidey -- 1/31/2001, 5:50 pm - Re: scale is better, but test your brand first.
- Slow Epoxy: GOOD-BYE!
Scott Hicks -- 1/31/2001, 4:48 pm - Upon further reflection...
- Re: You mean 1.96% error
- Caveat
- Re: Mixing epoxy
Pete Rudie -- 1/30/2001, 4:16 pm - Re: Another way
- Re: Another way
- Re: Slow Epoxy and seams
Charles Cooper -- 1/30/2001, 11:48 am- Re: Slow Epoxy and seams
David Hanson -- 1/30/2001, 9:35 am- Re: Slow Epoxy and seams
Scott Hicks -- 1/30/2001, 12:02 pm
- Re: question #2
- Re: Slow Epoxy and seams