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Page (2) Letter to Steve Lillis December 2, 1969 Gage as well as density seem to be a function of method and soeed of feed, (presently performed manually) and mechan ical tightness of the mill. This would cost a great deal of money but I cannot estimate a figure at this time. Investi gations into the affect of wet or dry mix on gage would also be required. It is our opinion that this too plays a part in gage control. How much is this capability worth to us? What dollars of profit will it generate? What is forecasted demand? Would one mill be enough? Should we consider purchase of a small mill (12" or 24") for the purpose of close tolerance con trol, who in the industry offers a +/- .002 mill sheet in the 60" sheet size? . J Have I answer HD/bkl C.C.: '.V. SheeharA G. Brown C. Hayden M. Blaho S. Cerve G. Stohler L. Smagatz J. Feldmann J. Zeitz VPD-91-0001071