So, that’s a good observation. Rhombus is really just for us X-50 Woodworker folks with square cutting areas. I was thinking only of my case. Back to our regularly scheduled program.
When I set mine up, I measured the distance back from the front edge of my table top to the front edge of the y rail mounting feet. I wasn’t even thinking of the parallelogram issue… something just sort of instinctually told me I should do that. When I checked for square it was within 1/32".
But certainly you would still get equal diagonal measurements even if it was a parallelogram… shifting a rail forward or backward lengthens one diagonal and shortens the other equal amounts.
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Hey BPS Woodworks,
Surely not.
And if one is shorter and the other is longer, they are not equal, and the angles cease to be right angles.
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Of course you’re absolutely right Aiph5u… I stand corrected. Should have thought before I typed!
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