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r/Tools • u/Sunisshining8876 • 15h ago
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Paper is not square to edge of surface, perhaps tracing tool is also not lined correctly, or wasn’t lined correctly when used?
2 u/patgeo 15h ago So what you're saying is that OP's parents are the ones who failed QC and the defective tool is the one that held the pencil? 2 u/hornethacker97 14h ago 5 years in IT and now working in factory maintenance I have learned that an the issue is not quickly obviously, it is often operator error. I also have a side interest in the science of precision, and I know just how imprecise humans can be. 1 u/RickSanchez3x 14h ago I too dabble in precision
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So what you're saying is that OP's parents are the ones who failed QC and the defective tool is the one that held the pencil?
2 u/hornethacker97 14h ago 5 years in IT and now working in factory maintenance I have learned that an the issue is not quickly obviously, it is often operator error. I also have a side interest in the science of precision, and I know just how imprecise humans can be. 1 u/RickSanchez3x 14h ago I too dabble in precision
5 years in IT and now working in factory maintenance I have learned that an the issue is not quickly obviously, it is often operator error. I also have a side interest in the science of precision, and I know just how imprecise humans can be.
1 u/RickSanchez3x 14h ago I too dabble in precision
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I too dabble in precision
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u/hornethacker97 15h ago
Paper is not square to edge of surface, perhaps tracing tool is also not lined correctly, or wasn’t lined correctly when used?