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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ben) wrote in news:bc436b41.0312020944.2f06cde2 @posting.google.com: > You have a 14x44 mtal lathe. A mill. Nothing fancy. Someone tells you > to turn a 1" brass bar EXACTLY 2 feet 2 inches long +- .001". > > I just bought a 29" Starrett vernier. > > I believe, that without this most simple, if expensive, tool, there is > no cheaper way to fabricate a metal bar EXACTLY 2 feet 2 inches long. > > Its food for thought. > > The maximum length bar you can fabricate to an EXACT length is > determined, most cost effectively, solely by the biggest vernier > caliper you have. > > i.e., for those of us who own an 8" dial caliper and a 6" micrometer > at biggest, cannot create a metal bar of 9.700 inches +-.001" > Also accomplished via surface plate and height gauge. -- Anthony You can't 'idiot proof' anything....every time you try, they just make better idiots. Remove sp to reply via email
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