Depending on the DRO provided, the brackets may or may not work, and usually you end up machining your own. Comes out a lot nicer that way. The longitudinal axis is usually mounted on a adjustable aluminum beam with four set screws in the corners to adjust the beam and you also want to do slots for the mounting bolts (if none are on the scale) at either end to allow ventricle adjustment. Magnetic scales are often mounted different than glass scales, a bit more forgiving with the alignment. You need to sweep the beam and scale to make sure it is parallel in all planes.
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