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wierdness in Excalibur ad...stainless steel not reliably straight?
I saw the following in an ad for Excalibur: "...we won't use stainless steel for guide rails for example. It is just not reliably straight enough for our standards..." Why would stainless be any less straight than any other kind of steel? Chris |
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