From: hermit 
To: Jeff Anderson-Lee 
CC: "Jerry B. Hillman" , atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: hermit 


Jeff Anderson-Lee wrote:
>
>
> In talking to Cary recently he has been telling me tales of thumb-wrestling
> mirrors and how a sub-diameter lap is much better for working with zones and
> TDE than a full-sized lap.  Einstein once said something like "A problem
> cannot be solved by the mind that created it.".  In this case, a zone is
> hard to fix with the lap that conforms to it.  That's why sub-diameter laps
> can help!
>

Heavy weight towards the center of the lap can do wonders.  It 'presses' as
you go and also helps avoid 'plowing' the edge.

Ken

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