You did not specify a size, so all I was pointing out is that the smaller the cut the more chance of greater errors.

In point 1,  I was saying, cutters may cut over size, not that they are over size. (I probably didn't word it right)

Graham.

You did not specify a size, so all I was pointing out is that the smaller the cut the more chance of greater errors.

In point 1, I was saying, cutters may cut over size, not that they are over size. (I probably didn't word it right)

Graham.

All said and done we both really mean the same thing, the problem is though that we think from diffrent corners of the room

or something like that. I guess it would be good to post a set a rules on this?

I agree, friends again 

Graham.