Description: 3D rigid metal arm movement. Central locking mechanism, one knob locking system. Dovetail clamp for holding most dial test indicators or gauges. Clamping hole for holding many indicators stem. Use this compact rotary magnetic base in tight areas where full size base will not fit.
This test indicator holder has a clamping diameter of 1-7/8". The length from the center of the clamp to the indicator can be up to 6-1/2". The test indicator clamps to the outside of an end mill holder and does not disturb the working tool.
A page from The Engineer dated 1867 Size of each page is 16 x 11 inches( 410x280)All are genuine pages from, that issue not modern reproductions, other issues are available and also we have them all available on CD . The Engineer is a London-based fortnightly magazine covering the latest developments and business news in engineering and technology in the UK and internationally. Founded in January 1856, it is among the world's oldest professional journals. The Engineer was established by Edward Charles Healey, an entrepreneur and engineering enthusiast with financial interests in the railways whose friends included Robert Stephenson and Isambard Brunel. The journal set out to chronicle and explain the vast array of technical developments underway during Britain's Victorian age of innovation. Before the end of the 19th century The Engineer had already covered events such as Bessemer's process for the manufacture of steel, the invention of the telephone and the light developed by Thomas Edison. Over the following century and a half The Engineer reflected not just the rapid advance of engineering and technology, but also the history of Great Britain.
Extend your indicator up to 15" with this set.
This precision Dial Indicator Extensions allow you to extend the reach of most any dial indicator. Features standard 4-48 Threads for added convenience.
Includes 5 pieces in lengths 1", 2", 3", 4", 5". Make any combination up to a total of 15".
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