Flatness...
11-18-2002 | 05:28 PM
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From: Stanhope, NJ
Flatness...
Hello,
What is the best and most accurate way to check that your building surface is "flat"? I don't necessarily care if it is "level", you could build a whole plane on a surface that is way out of level but perfectly flat. Is it as simple as taking a 4' level and checking all different positions and making sure your surface is in contact along the entire length of the level (not caring where the bubble is)? I would tend to think so but would like to hear from you. Thank you.
Justrfb (checking all my options)
What is the best and most accurate way to check that your building surface is "flat"? I don't necessarily care if it is "level", you could build a whole plane on a surface that is way out of level but perfectly flat. Is it as simple as taking a 4' level and checking all different positions and making sure your surface is in contact along the entire length of the level (not caring where the bubble is)? I would tend to think so but would like to hear from you. Thank you.
Justrfb (checking all my options)
