I think it was one of you two who told me about using a sheet of paper for a
non-slip interface between flat metal objects bolted together. I've gotten
a lot of use out of that for a variety of things over the last couple years.

THANK YOU.

Bob La Londe wrote:

I think it was one of you two who told me about using a sheet of paper for a
non-slip interface between flat metal objects bolted together. I've gotten
a lot of use out of that for a variety of things over the last couple years.

THANK YOU.

I'm not sure who mentioned it, but it's included in a couple machining
reference books I have.

On 2012-10-03, Bob La Londe wrote:
I think it was one of you two who told me about using a sheet of paper for a
non-slip interface between flat metal objects bolted together. I've gotten
a lot of use out of that for a variety of things over the last couple years.

THANK YOU.

I've mentioned it a few times, likely to you among others. It
is indeed a useful trick.

And I almost certainly learned it from someone else who is
(or was) here. So you may have learned it from Pete C or someone else
here just as well.

Glad that it helps you,
DoN.

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