Micrometer types

[sasquatch]

Interesting pics guys.

[Bill Gruby]

Starrett 446A Pat. 4/21/1903. The spindle is only graduated 0-.500. I still use this. It was my Grandfathers. You change the rod length by removing or adding those bushings. It is 0-3 inch.

"Billy G"

[EdK]

Check out the curves of that base. They don't make them like that anymore.

Ed

[mikecwik]

i have a etalon alina which is my favorite 0-1",a sherr tumico 0-1" . i like them so much i wont use them...they just for looking at.

[DaveH]

(12-08-2012, 05:29 PM)mikecwik Wrote: i have a etalon alina which is my favorite 0-1",a sherr tumico 0-1" . i like them so much i wont use them...they just for looking at.

Mike,
You can't get away with just saying what you have, you have to show us

DaveH

[EdK]

I know the rules so I'll just get to it. Here's mine.

Ed

   

   

   

   

   

[doubleboost]

(12-08-2012, 05:10 PM)Bill Gruby Wrote: Starrett 446A Pat. 4/21/1903. The spindle is only graduated 0-.500. I still use this. It was my Grandfathers. You change the rod length by removing or adding those bushings. It is 0-3 inch.

"Billy G"

Hi
Bill
I watched a video on you tube last nite "Kieth Fenner" was talking about the very same depth mike
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPrY0Ed7hzY
John

[mikecwik]

www makes the world a little smaller. who knows what im talking about when i say the name Luiz?

[mikecwik]

.....makes it smaller and it makes it bigger at the same time.

[PixMan]

Ed,

You should at least try to make it look good by taking the 1-2" Mitiutoyo micrometer out of the plastic bag.

Nice stuff.

Bill,

That is a very curious depth micrometer. I suppose the design makes for a very compact case/package, though I probably would have lost most of the spacers by now.