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Scott Dorsey wrote:
Laurence Payne wrote: In the second case, why spikes? Why not just the rubber pad? You want to minimize the area of contact with the pad. Plenty of more efficient ways to do that than spikes, mind you, but spikes are usually what people have handy. I've thought that the minimal contact area was important but the smaller you go the higher the pressure so do things remain the same ? Paul P |
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