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If I were designing to meet a specific joined part width, should I be more concerned with downstroke distance or absolute distance?

April 26, 2017concerned designing distance downstroke joined meet

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If I were designing to meet a specific joined part width, should I be more concerned with downstroke distance or absolute distance?

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Absolute distance gives the most accurate measurement of the final dimension of the welded part. Downstroke distance, in this case, is not a critical measurement for this requirement.