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| - | **Standridge Surface Plate** | + | ======Standridge Surface Plate====== |
| + | This is a Yellow Level Tool and is unlocked by Metal Shop Orientation | ||
| - | This big slab of stone is the shop's main reference for flatness. | + | This big slab of stone is the shop's main reference for flatness. It measures 36"L x 36"W x 6"T, and is a grade B plate. This means the maximum deviation between the highest and lowest points is 0.0002" |
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| + | Despite being a rock, this is a precision measuring instrument, and requires care in use. | ||
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| + | * Any workpieces placed on the plate must be clean and deburred. | ||
| + | * Do not place any abrasives on the surface. | ||
| + | * The plate is not to be used to flatten or sharpen anything. | ||
| + | * Ensure the plate is clean and dry before use, using a soft cloth and Isopropyl Alcohol. | ||
| + | * Wipe the plate with a bare hand to confirm there' | ||
| + | * Cover the plate when not in use. | ||
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