A miss by a millimeter is a kilometer of error.
This principle is wholly applicable in the industrial field and can sometimes even be more exaggerated.
Merely ten grams for a lightweight turboprop aircraft weighing around two tons is almost negligible; a pilot drinking less water or urinating more could easily offset that.
But if every part of an airplane had a 10-gram error, the accumulated total would undoubtedly be astonishing.
Seeing Chen Fei scrutinizing the part in his hand with a puzzled look, cold sweat instantly broke out on Randy. Unable to control his trembling hand, he failed to grip it properly, and with a thud, a part fell from the airplane and shattered into pieces.
The critical issue was that the part was a good one.
