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Learning to read imperial is so.easy it required a 7 minute video of an American having to explain it.. yes, totally easy.

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Great video sir. I’m slow ar learning numbers. Is there a pdf file or link I can print this information out. I would love to print and study / practice this at my own pace. Thank you. I just subscribed 👍

What stand is that cmm on?

i put a protractor against the taper and i get 90 minus 8 so 82 degrees? ? or 8 if you're turning it......

hey i couldn't comment on your CAT 40 tool holder making video you made a mistake in "say ok for kids or something like that but anyway how do you know it's 8.5 degrees? any chance you could send me the drawing cause i can't find anything i am in the process of making a cat 40 holder from acetal thanks

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how do you CHAGE the direction of the chain? is this possible? I like to CTR AUTO and then select the lines but unfortunately and as you showed it only goes one way

Why would you use these over telescopic gauges?

How do you set the origin on a square to be dead center of the square

Ever hear of cosine error?

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You also needed to convert for the convex diameter of that part, which you didn’t mention.

Great Video, Excellent for all Shop-floor Workers: Fabricators, Welders and Machine Tool Technicians. T J (Tom) Vanderloop, CMfgE, Author & Educator & Consultant Technologist

Bolt lengths are always measured from under the head to the end of the thread. (with the exception of flat heads).

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Thank you I really appreciate you taking the time to teach other's.

Thanks for sharing! really helpfull!!

Thank you so much sir!

thank you. very helpful.

Thanks teacher 🙏, please make a lesson about how to read the graph alignment .. your fan from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

thnx man

I was confused, my shop gave me the first one ruler to measure in metric. I didn’t realize until I started measuring that they gave me a inch ruler 🤦🏽‍♂️. I really wish we could stick to one measurement.

This is so exciting! I've been looking for something just like this to do!!!! Thank you so much for posting. I'm going to try to do this!! God bless you.

There are metric values for the anvils and spindles as well. Would one convert the micrometer reading to metric to find a metric PD. (If metric uses one?)

Thank you for this video - very interesting stuff! And special thanks for leaving in the 0.470" versus 0.445" confusion. All micrometers read a little differently regarding whether the additional 0.025" line shows completely, partially shows, or [on cheap micrometers] is almost completely hidden (on a reading like 0.450 for instance). Regardless, showing the mistake and how to logically correct it will help others and shows the humility necessary to be a good teacher. Thanks again!

Whats the screw for on the end?

The metric system is superior

I've finally seen it: a steel rule divided in 1/10- and 1/100-inch increments. My wish has been granted.

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Great help, thanks!

Why don't you just go metric, this lesson is outdated and unnecessary. Metric is the way forward.

Where did you get that small machinists book? A link would be great.

I have always measured bolts length from the under side of the hex to the end of the bolt, never overall length. I may have been measuring wrong.

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can you explain the decimal rule in 50 please

Brilliant explanation

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What that plate called 0:21

1:28 You can seee right.... Yeah, i can see! ;)

worked as a Machine operator, supervisor, quality inspector, factory supervisor from INDIA seeking for a job .Can operate Hydraulic and Pneumatic machines , ready to relocate.

I know this is a slightly older video, but it's very straight-forward and easy to follow. I'm a QC Tech, learning new calibrations this week. I now appreciate how spoiled I am by tri-mics & bore gages, but at least this video assures me anyone (including me) can learn inside mics. Thanks for the help!

Please help I just got a new job as a calibration tech but my company has nobody to train me they asked me to watch videos and read but I haven't. Found much on calibrating please make calibration videos for dial indicators bore indicators

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yes there was machines that produced those shoes

draw and manufacture

I am cnc operater I have 3years experience in cnc machine operating I have job for cnc machine operating

really would like to have video on using a digital v anvil video. Man I really struggle getting it to line up.