Good vid, thanks for the instructions, tips and ideas.

Thanks 3:11 - 3:26 is what I needed to know.

The gauge is for measuring +/- If you let it swing past 6:00 you keep adding ie: if it spins past 6:00 and reaches 15 again then you are +40

Got the same one, thanks for the video. My question is, when i spun the handle out, the inner rod and spring came out. I've got it put back in where I think it should be but is the a breakdown anywhere of that spring/rod inside the handle? Thanks in advance.

The problem with using these of a mill or lathe sometimes is that there’s no room at the end of the bore to get these in. So you have to disturb the set-up to take the measurements. So if you’re boring a hole, these may not be usable. For that, an internal mike would be a better choice. But if you have the room, these work very well.

Why is it missing two pieces?

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Why do they all come with missing pieces there's indentions in the casings but there is no tool

@TheGamersRace

2 жыл бұрын

Because they're in the tool...

@jamesbarnes7045

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheGamersRace I'm talking about the long one at the end that one's definitely not inside the tool

@ono147

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesbarnes7045 the sheet explains if the set is in inches there will be no tool there. read man, read.

is fowler made in USA?

@TheStephenspann27

4 жыл бұрын

The one I got amazon for $99 is made in china

Hate dial gauges....why? Pain to read, but doable. Not really an issue, however? I often deal with having to switch from Imperial/SAE to Metric. Often multiple times in the same application. 2 Engines I have lately worked on: 4G54 Astron (Mitsubishi) and Ford 4.0l SOHC Cologne...both use constant swapping of tolerances. Yeah, I could do both in one tool with conversion. But I hate having to have a calculator with me. Just more BS to deal with.

@CatusMaximus

4 жыл бұрын

There's also the much rarer dual needle dial which read both metric and fractional at the same time