H HansenDeHCA Rough_Rock Joined Mar 15, 2021 Messages 18 Sep 14, 2021 #1 I was looking at the "ags guidelines", what do the following 2 indicator mean? thanks 1) xx Table (e.g. 47 table) 2) xx MM
I was looking at the "ags guidelines", what do the following 2 indicator mean? thanks 1) xx Table (e.g. 47 table) 2) xx MM
Karl_K Super_Ideal_Rock Staff member Trade Joined Aug 4, 2008 Messages 15,526 Sep 14, 2021 #2 47% table which is (width of table/diameter of stone)x100 = table% 12mm is the diamond diameter. In the examples you posted.
47% table which is (width of table/diameter of stone)x100 = table% 12mm is the diamond diameter. In the examples you posted.
H HansenDeHCA Rough_Rock Joined Mar 15, 2021 Messages 18 Sep 15, 2021 #3 Karl_K said: 47% table which is (width of table/diameter of stone)x100 = table% 12mm is the diamond diameter. In the examples you posted. Click to expand... should I round up or round down the diamond diameter? e.g. 7.19-7.26mm x 4.39mm guess I will refer to 7mm table?
Karl_K said: 47% table which is (width of table/diameter of stone)x100 = table% 12mm is the diamond diameter. In the examples you posted. Click to expand... should I round up or round down the diamond diameter? e.g. 7.19-7.26mm x 4.39mm guess I will refer to 7mm table?
Karl_K Super_Ideal_Rock Staff member Trade Joined Aug 4, 2008 Messages 15,526 Sep 15, 2021 #4 If two numbers for diameter are listed the largest one was used for calculating table % for a rb. Rectangular stones use the smallest width and the matching table width to calculate table %.
If two numbers for diameter are listed the largest one was used for calculating table % for a rb. Rectangular stones use the smallest width and the matching table width to calculate table %.