The "angle-aluminum" with its "drop-down" from the "top" surface marks down from that top surface. This is a longitudinal mark. It will always "match-up" (?).
I am painfully aware that these best-meant descriptions, where you'd want a sketch, can be impenetrable.
Best wishes,
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Similar to the miter guide for a table saw.
I sometimes do my "temporary webpages". Affirmation that they serve well. It is quick to sketch, photo, and put in a "temporary pages" section of the/my website. Delete after say 6 months in general clear-outs. Best wishes
I sometimes do my "temporary webpages". Affirmation that they serve well. It is quick to sketch, photo, and put in a "temporary pages" section of the/my website. Delete after say 6 months in general clear-outs. Best wishes
----------------------------------- I think learning (struggling) to explain purely in words is good practice. I was terrible at expressing myself until I began posting on Usenet to readers who weren't grading or paying for what I wrote.
When I was writing test procedure manuals in Wordpad I embedded sketches and marked-up photos indicating rework and electronic component locations but I can't and don't think I've needed to do that for hobbyist level info here. When something is too concise to be clear I can use the feedback.
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