Head hair. 0.001"
Beard 0.004" Guess there are a few others that size too.
Yes
No
Toby D.
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Head hair. 0.001"
Beard 0.004" Guess there are a few others that size too.
Thanks neilw20, but if .00005" is used for engraving, but then, how FLAT is surface required to be? is this possible in a job shop environment (just curious)?
Machine setup.
Toby D.
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Okay, so the mentioned .00005” applies to the inspection equipment capacity/calibration rather than to the stated tolerance on the print, right? As far as the inexperienced help go, that is unfortunately - very true!
To put it as simply as possible. You should have inspection equipment that is more accurate than what your measuring.
A good example is using a Micrometer with .0001 Graduations to check a +-.0005 Tolerance on an OD. You should not be using a Dial Caliper, Vernier, or Digital Caliper. These are the wrong instruments.
Toby D.
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Thanks tobyaxis, I got it! Just as I thought, the .00005 is for inspection equipment accuracy/calibration rather than for measuring the print tolerance of .00005, otherwise we would need to use a measuring tool to .0000125" measuring capacity.
PS - I admit, I should have red first original post before I posed the question.
Toby D.
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Schwarzwald
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i use mine for resetting the magazines on my pops coffee table after visits...should one go askew...yikes!
Used for setting up the boring head on a lathe.