I had to build one of these in a rush this morning, this one is in 7mm and is destined to go to with a member of the GB team off to Raton next week.
I must admit I much prefer these to the column type BSC's I have made in the past, they have an alignment system built in, are quicker to use, there is far more 'feel' with them and they offer perfect repeatability when it comes to measuring the Bearing Surface Length.
They are a lot cheaper as well...
The new SHED Bearing Surface Comparators.
Re: The new SHED Bearing Surface Comparators.
+100
It's is really world class kit
Even my baboon fingers can now measure accurately :shakeshout:
It's is really world class kit

Even my baboon fingers can now measure accurately :shakeshout:
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Re: The new SHED Bearing Surface Comparators.
No, bald monkey, NO ! You might be surprised how inaccurate those electronic Vernier calipers are. Just because they display measurements to 4 decimal places doesn't mean they are accurate. Dare we suggest that if you send a batch of them to the NPL for calibration that perhaps 75% of them will be rejected?EagerNoSkill wrote: Even my baboon fingers can now measure accurately :shakeshout:
We dares...
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"Quelle style, so British"
Re: The new SHED Bearing Surface Comparators.
I 100% agree that the measurements are only being taken to within the limitations of the measuring device. My Mitutoyo is in calibration (not the one in the picture) however using an old or cheap vernier is not going to help matters when it comes to accurate measurement taking
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