Gerrythewelshman
Cast Iron
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- Oct 1, 2006
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- Ireland
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Mike1974
Diamond
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- Tampa area
Have you used this yet? It looks a little rough... Not knocking you, just saying by the extension of the measuring 'tip', seems like you could/would get a lot of variation.
Gerrythewelshman
Cast Iron
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- Oct 1, 2006
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- Ireland
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Yes you are both right, but in a production scenario the correction is only
1 part away.
Yes you are both right, but in a production scenario the correction is only
1 part away.
DMF_TomB
Diamond
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- Dec 13, 2008
- Location
- Rochester, NY, USA
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i assume you zero it to a test bar with a known calibrated length. i check daily my tool setter with a calibrated test bar size that is engraved on the side of it
Hey, if it works and is as accurate as you need it to be, then more power to ya!
Gerrythewelshman
Cast Iron
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presetting
Hi DMF_TomB,
I use a Dial Taster and use this to set the work zero
very fast for the X Y Z positioning. As the tooling is set using this method,
its a very fast way of setting and you can have its Z height kept when out of the machine
(we use yellow stencil)until you change the tool ,(special tooling or any other).
Hi DMF_TomB,
I use a Dial Taster and use this to set the work zero
very fast for the X Y Z positioning. As the tooling is set using this method,
its a very fast way of setting and you can have its Z height kept when out of the machine
(we use yellow stencil)until you change the tool ,(special tooling or any other).
