How I Do Accurate Scribing Using A Standard Scribing Block or Marking Gauge.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Here I demonstrate various ways of setting the scriber point to what I believe to be within 0.002" 0.05 mm ( half the general engineering tolerance ) of desired dimension.
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Many many thanks for your comment and for watching my videos. Regards.
Enjoyed the demonstrations Dave. Glad you mentioned the DRO as it had crossed my mind too. Thanks Tony
Hello Tony, thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it. Regards.
Always watching here sir,
Appreciated John. Thank You.
Just subscribed to your channel. Thanks from the UK.
Thanks for the sub, hope you can find some videos of interest. Regards.
good video Dave,,thanks for your time
Glad you enjoyed it. my pleasure doing it. Regards.
I love your content always
Thank you for saying so John. Regards.
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Another great video
Glad you enjoyed it John. Thanks for looking. Regards.
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Hi Dave. Thank you once again for another in your series of informative and educational videos. All the best, Andrew 👏👏👍😀
Many thanks Andrew. Hope it was of some use to you. Regards.
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Thank you for demonstrating some of the small details of accurate machining which, while small, make a big difference in the accuracy of the final part as well as the ease of accomplishing the task.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. Regards.
Hi Dave, great tutorial on a piece of kit that's as good today as it was 100 years ago........ and as a bonus, you never need to change the batteries! Cheers, Jon
Absolutely Jon, never thought of the batteries side 😊 Thanks for Watching. Regards.
Nice detailed close ups to show what’s going on. Great vids Dave.
Thanks Stuart, new camera and this is the reason I purchased it. First use was when I made the Wohlaupter boring head video so I could get close ups of the dial graduations. Regards.
Nice demo of a very versatile tool. I actually made a video a while back, but frustrated because I'm unable to upload due to a TH-cam problem. Trying to sort it out. 😊 Tc, Mike
Sorry to hear that Mike, YT can be a pain at times, give it another try. Perhaps try a different title of the video you want to upload. Make sure you don't click the box that says made for children. Thanks for watching. Regards.
Hello Dave,
Thank you as always for sharing your knowledge with us... excellent video.
Take care.
Paul,,
Very welcome Paul, more on the way very soon, now I have got more Neighbours jobs out of the way😊 . Regards.
Dave, great little tutorial. Thanks again for sharing, have a great day.
Thanks, you too. Regards.
Awesome instructional video. I am glad I came across it today. I have never had to scribe before, but I am sure you have likely covered something I need to know how to do in my shop. I am headed straight to your video list to see what you have covered. Thanks for the excellent videos :)
Thank you so much for watching the video. I do so hope that you can find something of use for you in your shop, from amongst my other videos. Regards.
@@daveticehurst4191 Already have, thank you again. Keep making great content here :)
Hi Dave. I've only just found your channel, I was put onto it by Crispin in the UK. I'm also from England, also an expat that's found Aus very welcoming! I'm down here in Hobart, Tas. Where abouts are you? Cheers, Craig
Hello Craig, thanks for watching and hopefully subscribing. I am in Parafield Gardens in South Australia. If you can find time, in my shop tour of 1.5 hours I also tell my story of how I got all my English machinery out here to OZ. If you also watch my DoALL bandsaw chats you will hear about how I got to Oz in the first place. Regards..
@@daveticehurst4191 Thanks Dave, I will look out for those vids.
Hi Dave
Another useful video, seeing you use a connector and bolt made me think that this could also be used as a temporary machinists jack with the added bonus that you could lock it in place with a ‘T’ nut and if by chance you caught it with a drill or cutter all you have lost is a bolt.
Yes, absolutely Chris, those coupler nuts are a very hand thing to have in your bolts box. Thanks for watching. Regards.
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Thanks for coming, hope you find something of interest in my other videos. Regards.
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