Hydarulic Dial Indicator Stand

TORQUIN said:
My guess is that the single knob operates a piston which presses fluid against pistons in each end which allows you to do total adjustment with one knob instead of having a knob at the end of each segment that must be adjusted for re-positioning. Certainly is more convenient.

Chris
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Chris,
You're probably right. There must be an advantage, although after reading all of the issues I'm thinking a mechanical articulated arm is more robust unless I spring for the high-end (expensive) version.
 
I have been happy with mine a couple drops of oil once or twice a year for the last 10 years.is all it needs. for 40 dollars
 
My two NOGAs are awesome. They have given flawless service for several years now.

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Tozguy said:
My two NOGAs are awesome. They have given flawless service for several years now.
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I do have a noga in between those 2. but a NOGA the size of the large one was, is way out of my price range.
 
You could build your own. It has been done :)
Robert
 
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