rudydubya
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Don't forget that along with all its other uses in the shop, aluminum foil takes good impressions of flat parts. The way I do it is to lay a piece of craft paper down under the foil as a thin cushion (a paper towel would also work), put the part on the foil under a piece of scrap wood and give the wood a light whack with whatever hammer-like object I might have nearby. For real accuracy nothing beats direct measurement, but if all you need is a qualitative check or if it's a really awkward situation, try a foil impression.
Rudy
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