Dear Friends,
I am the "new boy" in this group. I am writting from Spain and as you
see, my english is not  very good. But, I promise I will learn...
For that, I found a problem with some words and I would like to ask to
you what is the mean the letter M at the Spreadsheet. Reading some 
mouthpiece facing curve I find and really, I don´t know what is this.
Anybody could help me?
Also, I am using Excel 2010 and I can´t find Solver component to use.
I know this is not the good place to ask, but maybe.... (help me!)
My best regards, and again Sorry for this.
Sergio
  o

I created this spreadsheet (years ago).  M looks like the distance from the tip in mm*2 where the radial curve meets the flat table at a tangent.  It is a mathematical facing length that is longer than the commonly accepted facing length measured to the .0015" feeler.  M would be measured to the .0000" feeler if it existed.
 
The Solver function often needs to be installed via the Tools Add-ins menu.  I'm not sure about the 2010 Excel version.


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From: sjerezg <sergio@...>
To: MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2012 12:59 PM
Subject: [MouthpieceWork] What is M?


  
Dear Friends,
I am the "new boy" in this group. I am writting from Spain and as you see, my english is not  very good. But, I promise I will learn...
For that, I found a problem with some words and I would like to ask to you what is the mean the letter M at the Spreadsheet. Reading some  mouthpiece facing curve I find and really, I don´t know what is this. Anybody could help me?
Also, I am using Excel 2010 and I can´t find Solver component to use. I know this is not the good place to ask, but maybe.... (help me!)
My best regards, and again Sorry for this.
Sergio
 o