What is it called and how is it used?

[DaveInMi]

I've seen those Moore Edge Finders sell for &500.00 or more on ebay. They are extremely accurate. I have one, but don't use it much.

You made my day!

 

[Bill Gruby]

This one is up for grabs now.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MOORE-TOOL-...715834?hash=item5447caa57a:g:5WIAAOxyCTtTd5kT

"Billy G"

 

[dlane]

A scale and a gizmo $485.? Guess I don't know how it works , seems pricey tho

 

[Bill Gruby]

The scale is not for sale, just the Edge Finder. Pricey. maybe to some, I paid $350.00 for mine new with the wooden case and paperwork 10 years ago. Factory ones are scarce. Gizmo is really not a fitting word for it.

"Billy G".

 

[Superburban]

For the inquiring minds, this gives an idea of how the edge finder works.

http://www.flexbar.com/shop/pc/MAGNETIC-SINGLE-EDGE-FINDER-p4838.htm

• Precision ground, allows workpieces to be indicated within accuracy of ±.0001".

• If hole or slot is indicated to centerline of spindle, the edge of workpiece will automatically be on center line.

• Avoids calculation errors by eliminating additions or subtractions.

 

[chargerman111]

Wow, that is a cool indicator. A test indicator of some sort. Kinda looks like a last word type from the Starrett co. No 711.

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