micrometer

  1. Alexander McGilton

    Starrett No.124 missing parts, and wrench size.

    So I got a vintage Starrett No.124## (Don't know the missing sub category) Rod type micrometer at auction years ago for a low price. Cheap due to the missing parts, and no calibration certainty. Like many of my vintage tools I managed to revitalize them and verify accuracy with outside...
  2. B

    Swiss made tessa 2-3 micrometer

    Recently got a 2-3 tessa micrometer in a tool box sell but it appears the set screw/pin is missing does anyone have a idea what size or thread it is?
  3. J

    Mauser micrometer - missing part?

    Hello: I have a Mauser 0-25mm micrometer, apparently* the basic Model 241. The brake is not working properly, I fear it is missing a part. This is a photo of the Model 241 I have: This is a photo of the two parts belonging to the brake assembly and how they fit (?) inside the brake ring...
  4. jareese

    Inside Micrometer or T-Bore Hole Gauges?

    Like the title says. Probably opening a can of worms with this question. Decent T-Bore gauges can be had for quite a bit less than a decent inside micrometer, and I think they would fit the bill...?? I have no experience with either, and only some experience with a micrometer, with quite a...
  5. Ecosta777

    Homemade Clausing Micrometer Carriage Stop (Prints / Models)

    I recently got a Clausing 5914 12" lathe. It was unfortunately missing the micrometer carriage stop. I designed and have been working on a new one for it. Here are the photos of it in progress, I'm not quite done yet, but I will post finished photos when it's completed. Here is a link to the...
  6. D

    Micrometer Repair

    Hi, I am a high school science teacher and bought some relatively inexpensive micrometers to use in class. One of my students (while I was busy with another student) picked up one of the micrometers and backed the spindle all the way up to the stop. Now, I can't get it to move. Would anyone be...
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