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<blockquote data-quote="Alex Wheeler" data-source="post: 1949772" data-attributes="member: 101859"><p>A small difference in shrinkage rate is not really worth worrying about. I have measured differences in shrinkage rates within the same product, in fact I quit using one because of it. If your action is sitting on top of pillars and the epoxy shrinks .0002" or .0004" whats the difference? Its either touching the action or its not. This is something that will not show up with a dial indicator, that will only pick up on bind or stress. The key in my opinion is to try to maintain an even thickness of epoxy so the shrinkage rate is as consistent as possible across the whole job.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alex Wheeler, post: 1949772, member: 101859"] A small difference in shrinkage rate is not really worth worrying about. I have measured differences in shrinkage rates within the same product, in fact I quit using one because of it. If your action is sitting on top of pillars and the epoxy shrinks .0002" or .0004" whats the difference? Its either touching the action or its not. This is something that will not show up with a dial indicator, that will only pick up on bind or stress. The key in my opinion is to try to maintain an even thickness of epoxy so the shrinkage rate is as consistent as possible across the whole job. [/QUOTE]
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