Vernier height gauge drawing

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Strong and sturdy base with a lapped standing surface. With measuring beam for fine adjustment, magnifying glass and locking screw. Reading 0.02 mm. Reading zero and marking scriber are adjusted with reference to the bottom of the base (marking out from “0”). Drawing dimensions can therefore be transferred directly without the risk of calculation errors. The scriber is carbide tipped and is longitudinally adjustable by 140 mm (e.g. where access is difficult). Slim design of the scriber for scribing in narrow slots. Ergonomic shape of the foot prevents collisions between the scriber and the hand.

The Starrett 255 is the "baby brother" of the 254 Master Vernier Height Gage. It is essentially the same tool, but a much lighter version for normal use where heavy duty applications are not practical. 0-18" Range, .001" Grad without Case. Note: This item is discontinued. Please consider the recommended alternative listed above or contact our special order department at (978) 249-3551 x410 for more information. • Long, 50-division vernier scales that can be read to .001 or 0.02mm without a magnifying glass • Flush-fitting of the vernier scales to the main scale eliminates parallax • Easy-reading sharp black lines and figures against Starrett satin chrome finish background • The scriber and the base are designed so that the gage will read directly from zero • Slides easily for quick adjustment and has a screw type adjusting nut on the bar for precise positioning • The design of the hardened and stabilized bar plus the balanced design and weight of the base eliminate vibration • The base is hardened, ground, and lapped and is hand shaped for sure grip and easy movement • The vertical bar is positioned near the center of the base for balance and stability • Ability to scribe lines, measure with dial indicators or electronic probes and accept depth attachments Member of Kit Item # Description Part No. Qty Information 1 VERNIER GAGE, 18" 1 2 •BASE #255-12 1 3 •BAR #255-18 1 4 •SCREW, 1/4-28 LOCK X .563 LONG 1 5 •SLIDE 1 6 •PLATE,VERNIER 1 7 •PLATE,VERNIER-PLAIN ...

A digital height gauge and Starrett 6″ Digital Height Gage. Mitutoyo 12″ Digital Height Gage. I’ve pictured two excellent entry-level height gages from name brand makers–Starrett and Mitutoyo. The Mitutoyo is a lot more money, but it also has twice the change and a fine adjustment handwheel. The Starrett is more of a calipers-on-a-stand. You will also need to budget for a surface plate to make the height gage useful. Measuring a workpiece with height gage and The photo above shows my very first cheap height gage in use for a Height Gage Accuracy A typical height gauge is good to a thousandth (0.001″). A micrometer or electronic height gauge is accurate to a tenth (0.0001″) or sometimes even better. The primary weakness in accuracy for a height gauge is how square it is to the reference plane being measured. This manifests in two ways. First, if your surface plate is not truly flat, it makes the height gauge less accurate. Second, if the height gauge’s arm that is used to measure how far up it travels is not square to the base, the height gauge will be less accurate. The latter (inaccuracy of the arm’s squareness to the base) can happen if the height gauge is jolted hard during shipment, so it’s worth checking out right after you get a new height gauge. Height Gage Types Just as with calipers you can get Vernier Height Gauges and Dial Height Gauges. Digital Height Gauges are so nice I just don’t see the point unless you happen to inherit a really nice one of the others for ...