thanks for the in depth instruction on the Last Word, just came home with one from the swapmeet for $1.00 not a perfect crystal and no scree in the back and not attachments, did not see a dovetail and it does have part of an articulating arm, the piece screwed into the last word not nut or arm. So from your video I can see how it works.Thanks
Thanks for the video. Any chance of a "part 2" going through all of the functions and accessories in real-world use? I was just given one of these and it is so different from my other indicators that I'm not yet sure how to really use it, even after watching this and a number of other videos on the subject. I just subscribed and I'm looking forward to watching a lot of the other videos you have up, and what you put up in the future. Thanks for all the work you've put into this!
I do want to make a couple of videos on use of indicators, not sure if I will make it specific to just the last word or general use of indicators overall.
Man, I spent an hour trying to find a user manual for this and came up empty. I scored this exact indicator on eBay recently, and was unsure if those the different parts were actually made to come apart. The "elbow" part was so firmly held by the flat bar that I was afraid I would break it if I turned it any harder. Now I just need to find a part number for that little ball nut and I'll be able to sleep at night. :)
Thanks for this video. It was highly informative and exactly what I needed. The user manual for this is surprisingly absent from the starrett site.
Thanks! Answered some of my questions'
thank you for the detailed explanation of this indicator.
thanks for the in depth instruction on the Last Word, just came home with one from the swapmeet for $1.00 not a perfect crystal and no scree in the back and not attachments, did not see a dovetail and it does have part of an articulating arm, the piece screwed into the last word not nut or arm. So from your video I can see how it works.Thanks
Thank you. Very good video
Thanks for the video. Any chance of a "part 2" going through all of the functions and accessories in real-world use? I was just given one of these and it is so different from my other indicators that I'm not yet sure how to really use it, even after watching this and a number of other videos on the subject.
I just subscribed and I'm looking forward to watching a lot of the other videos you have up, and what you put up in the future. Thanks for all the work you've put into this!
I do want to make a couple of videos on use of indicators, not sure if I will make it specific to just the last word or general use of indicators overall.
Man, I spent an hour trying to find a user manual for this and came up empty. I scored this exact indicator on eBay recently, and was unsure if those the different parts were actually made to come apart. The "elbow" part was so firmly held by the flat bar that I was afraid I would break it if I turned it any harder. Now I just need to find a part number for that little ball nut and I'll be able to sleep at night. :)
Got the body clamp on, now how do you get it off
It's pronounced STARE-it.