"artfulbodger" wrote in message
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What say you? Is this a viable way to set things up? Any problems
with it? 'Cause it sure looks simpler than cutting a thousand test
bars.

Compensating for misalignment of headstock to bed by twisting the bed seems
like a recipe for excessive wear to me. I'd recommend buying or borrowing
a precision level, get the bed levelled in both directions with mounts
considerably firmer than paper. Once that is done, then any misalignment
of the headstock can be corrected. Once that's done, things should stay put
and work well long time.