A slot is a thin opening or groove in something. A slot is usually found in the edges of a piece of wood, metal or plastic. It may be used to hold a light bulb or to pass wires through. It can also be found in a door or window to allow air or light into a room. A slot can also refer to a specific part of a device or system, such as the slots on a video screen.
In the context of slot machines, a pay table is an important guide that illuminates how a machine’s different winning combinations payout. It’s also a key tool in understanding how symbols and other features like scatters or wilds interact to increase the chances of a winning spin. Traditionally, these tables are displayed on the exterior of a machine or integrated into the screen for video games. However, they can also be accessed via a menu or information button on the game itself.
The Slot table offers a solution to the challenges of constructing a large work surface for your universal testing system. This table has T-slots that run front-to-back, side-to-side and diagonally. These can be used to secure components and structures for tensile, compression and flexural tests. It can be assembled on your frame and is available in bleached or natural oak in various dimensions. The Slot table is part of the Studio Henk collection of pieces that combine simplicity and craftsmanship.