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Latest revision as of 20:08, 20 April 2024
Basics
- The Measure of a Surface's Roughness
- Easy to understand from a Human Tactile sense, more complex to describe it in an objective and mathematical sense
- It is done though, and of use in many fields such as Optics , Bearings, Surface Finishes etc
Internal Links
- Grain Size / Sandpaper Grit etc are closely related along with Lapping
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on Surface Roughness
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "New Mind" Titled "The Science Of Flatness" ( ~12 Minute Watch )
- Absolutely AMAZING video (and channel for that matter...) that goes over the history and science of it all