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US General 387 indicator holder
- Thread starter Susquatch
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Two way adjustable Noga arrived today. I can sure see why you guys like it!
Very solid, very easy to adjust. Love the 4-way indicator holder (small&large shaft, dovetail, & lug - See 2nd and third photo below). Longer reach than my other holders too!
Pricy even on sale, but worth it.
Very solid, very easy to adjust. Love the 4-way indicator holder (small&large shaft, dovetail, & lug - See 2nd and third photo below). Longer reach than my other holders too!
Pricy even on sale, but worth it.
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I just realized another REALLY NICE way of using the dual adjustments...... Put them at 90 degrees to each other and suddenly you have fine adjustment of both x & y axis!
The tip adjustment is also useful for those times when you need a vertical adjustment on a horizontally mounted base!
Ya,.... Very happy "Shade Tree" Machinist here....... LOL!
Didn't have to wait long at all for a chance to call myself that!
The tip adjustment is also useful for those times when you need a vertical adjustment on a horizontally mounted base!
Ya,.... Very happy "Shade Tree" Machinist here....... LOL!
Didn't have to wait long at all for a chance to call myself that!
@Susquatch, congrats the more you use it the better you'll love as you go to holder without hesitation.