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Flea market find - chucketn - 07-30-2013
Had a good day at the local flea market. Picked up an old JT Slocomb 2-3 outside micrometer. Can anyone provide model # or any other info?
Pics here:
![[Image: JTSlocomb2-3in_zpsd201c6fb.jpg]](http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss157/chucketn/JT%20Slocomb%20mic/JTSlocomb2-3in_zpsd201c6fb.jpg)
The one I have looks like the one in the middle.
I did find a scan of some other Slocomb mikes but not this one. Does anyone have the original users manual for this style? What is the knurled knob on the end of the barrel for?
Anyone have the spanner for adjustment that could give me the dimensions? Are these spanners available or can I make one?
Chuck
RE: Flea market find - EdK - 07-30-2013
I think that's probably a ratchet style micrometer and the knurled knob is what you turn to close the micrometer.
Ed
RE: Flea market find - chucketn - 07-30-2013
It doesn't make a clicking sound. Would it be a friction type?
Chuck
RE: Flea market find - EdK - 07-30-2013
(07-30-2013, 12:24 PM)chucketn Wrote: It doesn't make a clicking sound. Would it be a friction type?
Chuck
Yes, then it would be a friction type.
Ed
RE: Flea market find - krv3000 - 07-30-2013
hi and a nice find indeed