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  1. Aug 31, 2022, 03:19 PM #1
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    Lathe dial indicator holder - video

    Lathe dial indicator holder. By HM. 3:20 video:


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    This is excellent. Why has it never occurred to me to put a dial indicator on a quick change tool post?

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    Travel indicators on a QC really shines in successive parts; even more so either axis. A couple different points like rollers or big buttons for cast surfaces, and a pivot for ID's, you're ready for anything.



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