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The Endo Sequence File
Description:
Design features of the Endo Sequence file are fully dicussed including their benefits. Particular enphasis is given to the fact that the Endo Sequence File achieves all the benefits of a variable taper technique while having thus occur on an overall constant taper blank. The "Best of Both Worlds".
Date Added:
7/27/2007
Author(s):
Dr. Kenneth Koch and Dr. Dennis Brave
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Questions & Comments
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farshad bajoghli - (12/9/2010 5:11 AM)
thanks people:i wish you would get right to the point and teach us some endo.instead of digressing so much.i really don't know what useful information is presented here.i have never ever digress so much in my lectures.sometimes it is better just not to lecture because are counting on their time .but thanks anyways
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