Originally Posted by
GreatBigDave
I'm sorry to disagree, but, here goes. If you have 2 male poles, one female pole and then one male pole, the first 2 male poles will extend the length of the male part past the end of the female pole and the single male pole will extend one male part past the other end of the female pole resulting in a total unevenness of two male parts plus one pole tip. If one were to assemble the same poles with 3 males then the female, the three male poles would end up even (with one pole tip extended and the female pole with pole tip would be one male part short of the other pole tip at one end and aligned at the other.
That is unless the female pole is the length of the male pole plus the male part in which case it doesn't matter at all.
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