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    Quote Originally Posted by code4pay View Post
    You would measure the best two cuts put forward add them together and that would be the score. The idea is it weeds out flukes and accidental cock-ups giving a fairer representation of peoples skill level.
    but how many attempts would each contestant be permitted?

    surely, an accidental cock-up can be allowed for by permitting a contestant another attempt. BTW, perhaps contestants should be expected to donate a gold coin per attempt? with an attempt defined as two practice cuts, and one "for real", with the contestant to nominate which slice is measured.

    I'm not too fussed about flukes. Anyone who can fluke a sub-1.5 mm slice with an unfamiliar saw is, in my opinion, entitled to win.
    regards from Alberta, Canada

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    I think Code4play,
    Is saying you cut one piece of the side of the block.
    Your piece is then marked with one side being the planed side other being the saw cut side.
    The block is planed true again.
    You then have another go and again we mark your cut and non cut side.
    Then these two pieces are placed saw cut sides together(book matched sort of) and the entire thickness measured at the four corners and centre point.
    With the verniers registered from the true and planned sides.
    We're an average of these measures then halved are your measures.

    Did I get that right does that make sense

    Cheers Matt

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveTTC View Post
    Thats a long read ... have you read it?

    I'll be back after kid's movie. This needs concentration

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    Yes I did read it
    Even did some of the edit lol

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    Just bumping this,

    Any tacklers or are we all dead and gone.

    Cheers Matt


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    Do you have a date for GTG ?

    and can I compete by email / forum post ?
    regards from Alberta, Canada

    ian

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    Ian
    No date yet just waiting to see if there is any real interest.
    A candidate by email forum not sure how we would go about that.
    Not saying no just not sure about how to go about it.

    Cheers Matt

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simplicity View Post
    ...A candidate by email forum not sure how we would go about that....
    I think it would be better and easier to judge if he were to actually post his entry via the traditional method.

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    Well, I'll volunteer my workshop. Have a stack of 6" thick Wandoo ready for your saws ... I'll time you


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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    I think it would be better and easier to judge if he were to actually post his entry via the traditional method.
    not when any reasonable time in transit would cost upwards of $100 CAD.
    regards from Alberta, Canada

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    Will the winner be drug and alcohol tested?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
    Will the winner be drug and alcohol tested?
    Hi Paul

    are you suggesting that the winner needs to have consumed some minimum amount of the amber fluid or fletty's favoured claret?
    regards from Alberta, Canada

    ian

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
    Will the winner be drug and alcohol tested?

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    Not sure I agree with drug and alcohol testing.


    Tho all participants will need documents proving they are from earth.
    And don't hold dual citizenship on some other planet.
    I don't want to end up in the high courts.

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    Sober persons might be considered to have an unfair advantage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ian View Post
    Do you have a date for GTG ?

    and can I compete by email / forum post ?
    I reckon you could skype in

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    Well we seem to be getting a little interest now.
    Derek if you were closer I would be putting my hand up straight way to GTG at your place.

    So are we getting any interest here or just some light hearted wise cracks.
    Which I'm also guilty off.

    If I see enough interest I was tentatively thinking of an early December date.

    Cheers Matt.

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