Accessories for a dial indicator and other uses

Accessories for use with a dial indicator/dial test indicator, but with many other uses. Typically, Instrument makers vice, Heavy duty helping hand and Machine guard support. Home Workshop Project. To visit my webpage relating to this video click on the following homews.co.uk/pa...
I have added to my website details for making the accessory which enables tests to be carried out on concealed surfaces. Seen midway through the video, also mid front of the opening picture. For this, click on the following homews.co.uk/pa...

[@AGEngineering]

Harold, thank you for putting these videos on TH-cam,I have followed your projects in model engineers workshop and the workshop practice books over many years, you are truly inspirational and I have learned much from your teachings, thank you. Ade

[@ikkentonda]

Mr. Hall, I also wanted to thank you for your books, videos, and website. I sincerely appreciate these kinds of projects: indicator accessories and grinding rests are the kind of thing EVERY home shop machinist needs.
Partly because of you, I just discovered that a digital subscription to Model Engineers' Workshop is available on this side of the Atlantic at a reasonable price (including access to back issues). I've now got a near infinite list of projects for the shop, which pleases me no end. Thanks!

[@homemetalworkingworkshop3365]

Thanks Rex for your kind comments!

[@barrycass2820]

Thank you so much for sharing with all of us. Very nice project’s. Thanks again and wish the best.

[@homemetalworkingworkshop3365]

Thanks all for your comments. Unfortunately though, at 84 (2017), I now find it necessary to limit my involvement in my website and videos as the brain is not as agile as it once was.
However, should you want to contact me, use the contact page on my website, here, www.homews.co.uk/page6.html . Do please read my comments there before posting.
Harold

[@stevek5416]

Where is the info on your internal bore indicating attachment (you know, the one that no longer fits your dials)? I looked at your web page and I could not find it.

[@homemetalworkingworkshop3365]

Steve, this has only been published in an early copy of MEW, (issue 16 1993) its not even included in the "Model Engineers' Workshop Projects" book. However, I have taken note of what you say and added a page detailing it on the web site. A link to this can now be found in my introductions above. Harold

[@stevek5416]

Home metalworking workshop Thanks! I downloaded the files and they look interesting!