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Jim,

I had some rough per sq in idea when I built my 360.  Am trying to be  a
little more precise now on an ES.  Are you saying .25 g/ sq in. is
basically a per BID layer rule of thumb.  Thus, .50 for 2 BID and 1.00
for 4 BID, etc. ?

I preferred to think in terms of epoxy pump strokes.  So many sq in at a
certain BID was so many strokes.  Or, I guess more precisely, how does
your per gram plan equate volumetrically?

Thanks,

Larry Henney