Thank you for your time in explaining. I’m 74 years old. Carpenter by trade and looking into doing some small metal work. Watching your video I had to subscribe to your channel. Thank you again… Bob
The video would have been better if you would have shown the dial indicator from the top so that you could see the needle move as you passed the parts under it.
+machiningmoments. Neat video. I have never seen one of these in use so it was very informative. Thanks to folks like yourself making videos we can learn about things very quickly. Cheers!
@@robc8468 I'm guessing that is mostly a joke but it would have been cool to see one in action. Then I can be like one and make anything except for money 💰
Thank you for your time in explaining. I’m 74 years old. Carpenter by trade and looking into doing some small metal work. Watching your video I had to subscribe to your channel. Thank you again… Bob
74 years young! I enjoy watching carpenters work, wood whispers! Thanks for watching Bob, nice to have you here.
A height gauge is so versatile. Who knew?
Thanks
The video would have been better if you would have shown the dial indicator from the top so that you could see the needle move as you passed the parts under it.
Yes I agree, this is a learning process for me and one of my earlier videos. Thanks for taking the time to write.
They are a great tool. Thanks for watching.
Good video. Who is manufacturer on the first unit you used? I have come across one that looks like it but I can't see any markings on it. Thanks!
+TB Services Thank you. It is a Mitutoyo. I appreciate you watching.
+machiningmoments. Neat video. I have never seen one of these in use so it was very informative. Thanks to folks like yourself making videos we can learn about things very quickly. Cheers!
I appreciate your message and watching. I'm on a mission to record what I know before CNC takes over the world. ;)
@viper4358 Good suggestion thanks!
What is the desk called?
The desk, table is called a surface plate. It is granite.
@@machiningmoments that's it I've been looking for while
@@machiningmoments by any chance you know the name of the flat plate that used to calibrate milling machine?
I used pinned gages anyone know what is the proper name.. We would take the part and place it on the gage pin it.. Check your feelers and trim
You made it really easy to learn 😊😊
Thank you
Late to the party, but it's very hard to see the scales. Better lighting could help us out.
I wish this was HD is i can see the numbers. But good video.
Nice boat anchor no one has time to screw around a read a vernier scale anymore out here in the real world also the risk of reading error is real.
I agree it is not a tool you are likely to see...I also wonder how many can't/won't be able to read a vernier scale.
At college we only use vernier scales, no digital
@@henritheron3050 Did they teach you how to run a metal shaper also?
@@robc8468 I'm guessing that is mostly a joke but it would have been cool to see one in action. Then I can be like one and make anything except for money 💰
@@machiningmoments we have some old vernier scale tools at General Electric aircraft engine assembly. Most of our job tests use the old stuff!
GOD,GOD,GOD help preparatorium