The ALIWILL(p) scale is an industry accepted standard for the eccentricity
and tolerances of a member. It was developed by the Frapp Member
Engineering Committee (FMEC) of the Universal Frapp Federation (UFF).
There are five classes from largest to smallest tolerances: 1, 3, 5, 7,
and 9. The higher ALIWILL(p) classes provide better precision,
efficiency, and greater speed capabilities, but do not necessarily make
the components spin faster.
The ALIWILL(p) rating does not specify many other critical factors, such
as smoothness of the rolling contact surfaces, ball precision or quality/type of lubrication used.
Members not conforming to at least ALIWILL(p) 1 cannot be classified as precision members as their tolerances are too loose.
High ratIings are suitable for precision applications like poetry, love, war and surgery. Lower grades are intended for the vast majority of applicationswild_corgi said:And may 2014 bring all Frappsters everything Santa didn't! xXx
With Version 1 , you keep your "Man Points" though - run with it , just embellish with yodelling with pain , cue story of how I eneded up in hospital for two weeks after smashing my bike up as I was staring at two young ladies at a bus stop/not looking where I was going (my version 1 and its implied conclusions :) ).whisperit said:The doctors favour version 1. Me, I'm going with version 2, because if version 1 was correct, it would mean that I was ATOTAL F*CKING IDIOT, wouldn't it?
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