CactusChip 
Thanks everyone. I was really concerned because I had added an additional 12" to the X axis, but kept the original bed width. If I didn't get it flat from the beginning, I just *knew* that it would be next to impossible to straighten after the glue dried.
Now that my bed is flat, I have an area to lay up my Y torsion box. Thanks again!
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