Genius solution solves precision problem

[Jeremyuspsa]

That tiny part was too heavy to move to the machine?

[Justprint]

That’s been around for more than 20 years. We used to have an ancient looking old height gauge, not even mitutoyo, that had air bearings.

[jxxd]

That table must be flat and clean as fuck!

[artie]

Wow wow baby. Use to work on static ones, but this gives you so much space for hard metrological preohects. :)

[akronimm]

All fun and games until it slides itself off the granite

[markdavis]

awesome feature👍 those are heavy and make it much more simple to move around

[zedzedder]

I just figured it out. That's one of those impossibly flat and level surfaces from Rick & Morty.

[meatwad]

I would have used a jib crane to move that small part closer to the height gage but your way works too. 👍

[Mike_to_the_k]

I feel like this is massively overkill.

[kaylinosprey]

if there's one thing I like more than machining equipment, it's metrology equipment.

[jasonminnihan]

Just got ours yesterday. Love this thing. I can pull reports from it as well.

[OneTallRed-qs]

Bud light presents…REAL MEN OF GENIUS. We salute you, a machinist who said “I wonder…” and created this beauty 😂👍

[lagging_around]

Even though I don’t need it, I desperately want it.

[trustingpeddler]

A working air flow button? I haven't seen one of those in years.😂

[roberthunt]

Used their calipers and micrometers all the time in a past job… I don’t want to know how much that thing costs.

[Dhe-G]

Wow, i've never seen that tool 😮😮, is insane !

[allright]

Я с дивана когда встаю, чтоб легче встать было, тоже воздушную подушку включаю

[theofficialobama]

That is the single greatest height gage I've ever seen

[MKES]

Inch .... That's where we get unprofessional

[joey.g]

What was the point of the first example? It did not show the tools technique. It showed you moving the piece below it