====== stacked washers ======

^ Techniques infobox ^^
| Image | {{:archive:stacked-washers.scad.png?240}} |
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| parts | [[:frames|Frames]], [[:nuts|Nuts]], [[:washers|Washers]], [[:bolts|Bolts]] |
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| tools | [[:wrenches|Wrenches]] |
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| reversible | true |

==== Introduction ====

Sometimes [[:frames|frames]] must be positioned outside of the [[:grids|grids]], especially when adapting [[:odd_parts_first|odd parts]].  Stacked washers can be used to accomplish this.

==== Challenges ====

Washers must be of uniform thickness.

==== Approaches ====

{{:archive:sawstanddetail.jpg?600|Stacked washers securing a mitre saw.}}

==== References ====

[[:category:techniques|Category:Techniques]]

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