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Tuft Testing Criteria

Thread starter BedeFlyer01
Start date Nov 30, 2010

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BedeFlyer01

Member

Nov 30, 2010

Is there any criteria for the tuft length, and proximity to one another?
One source said 3", and another said 5". One source said the tufts should be far enough away from each other to avoid interaction.

Thanks