Machinist Measuring Tools

This video shows several types of machinist measuring tools.

[russellnixon]

Thanks for taking the time to make this, learned a lot and enjoyed your presentation.
Also appreciate the lack of advertising.

[hemiboi]

Good video
Awesome tool collection as well

[williamharden]

Awsome vidoe.Ive been in the trades for year's and have steadily seen the skill level drop .It's nice to see that some people still use these tools and are sharing what they are used for.

[felixf]

First time I'd seen an indicator depth base attachment. Just bought one. Thank you. Subscribed.

[Freetheworldnow]

That was a long list of tools...!
I never encountered the circomference tape. Handy for the big ODs for sure.
Great video Sir.
And thanks for sharing!!
God Bless.

[alexeymalafeev]

Thank you so much for making this video!

[Tensquaremetreworkshop]

'Standard' threads and 'metric' threads (5:30). I am afraid that it is metric that is standard- 95% of the world's population uses metric, and most of the rest became officially metric in the mid 70s (USA). The problem with Imperial is not the use of the inch, but the use of fractions. A machinist is plagued with needing to shift between fractional and decimal sizes. He needs to use thou and tenths for fine work and for tolerances, but has to use fractional tools (drills and milling tools) which mean calculations (with the chance of error) and approximations. I have never understood why you cannot buy decimal imperial drills (e.g. 0.3") and mills. So, the most practical way to go decimal is to go metric. Lots of other good reasons, but this alone justifies it.
A mag-base does not lose its magnetism if disassembled (32:15). You must have re-assembled it incorrectly.

[Jeff-KNUDG]

At 10:43 you show your involute gear gauges with both common pressure angles. Do you know the manufacturer of these and or model number? Thanks for the video.

[indian.techsupport]

You can remove white noise from your audio in postprcessing

[crossbowhunter]

Why did you not mention bore gages? They are more accurate than a telescopic gage