Try matching up face frames or panel glue ups, or running a .005 res scale on a shaper running cope and stick. You'd be amazed at how much grief it is. Again, if your workflow allows you to assemble oversize and calibrate through a sander or planer after, .005 is fine. A lot of our work is like that. A bit of thickness variation is taken out when it goes through the sander. But calibrating mortise and tenons on 1 3/8" or 1 3/4" doors.... the .001 is very very handy. The issue with the wixey for me was less the .005 res (knew that going in) but the vibration issues are a major major nuisance. Like I say, hopefully for anyones sake who buys one, those issues have been rectified.