> Is it feasible to erect guide frames down either side of the hole?
> I'm just thinking that in the actual trilithon circle there's not much scope for the stone slipping sideways without hitting the stone next to it.
Sideways movement is not an issue. We only need to make sure that the pivot is correctly aligned with the hole and the stone will swing in the correct plane. There are no forces acting that would make the stone deviate sideways. The problem we are trying to solve is missing or overshooting the hole in a direction at right angles to the axis of rotation.
 Reply | with quote | Posted by Steve Gray
30th August 2003ce
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