Dan Dubeau
Ultra Member
Your post jogged my memory to this can of Starrett lubricant I had in the basement.
Yeah, I use some fairly thick grease as well, but not really thick enough because the wires will drop if I take too long. I'll try thicker grease.Stel, I have a can of axel grease near my metrology stuff for gluing things like wires and gauge blocks to a thread. Works wonders.
I have heard of sticking the wires into foam rubber or styrofoam to keep them in place and the swearing down.
I just received this gizmo. Starrett No. 995 Planer Gauge.
I'll check tomorrow. But I think 2 brass hinges.NICE OAK BOX! REEKS OF QUALITY.
Simple hinge?
Don't think I'm not listening Sus .I'm envious of all the calipers.
I didn't know they made socket wrenches!! Well, why not.Great ! Stel , I found an old set of Starrett sockets on their antique website . I didn't know they were Starretts but they obviously are . I have one dowstairs , the rest are still down the other place .