Posted by Fritz Maurer on January 08, 2013 at 19:33:05 from (216.137.138.146):
In Reply to: Precision Tools posted by d282 on January 08, 2013 at 08:05:33:
No matter how much money you spend, you will still end up with spoiled work if you don't have the "feel". You can't tighten up a mic like a C-clamp on a telescoping gauge and expect to end up with any useful information. You have to be even more spiritual when transferring measurements from firm-joint calipers because of the springing of the caliper. It takes a long time to learn. I've seen guys set valves, for example, with a fierce drag on the feeler blade, under the assumption that heavy drag means accuracy. Now .001-.002" won' matter much here, of course, but on a lathe it could mean polishing the work to size or scrapping it.
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