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I try to look up the terms when I find a new one, but the sites say a spread but I cannot find what it means. I assume it means it is thicker towards the middle than normal from hub doubling but want to make sure that is correct.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Spread is the distance between two hubbings or two punchings on RPMs. Here are a few examples:  Note the spread to the west?  On a doubled die it is see on the center part of the devices:  The spread is to the NE direction.  On this one the top is the same image as above, the lower one is a spread to the east or west. Edited by coop
12/13/2018 3:59 pm
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Thank you very much, it was not what I thought but now I know what they mean by spread. I appreciate the information.
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