How to Use a Dial Indicator on a Lathe

6 comentários em “How to Use a Dial Indicator on a Lathe”

1. If you machine the part to check with indicator, aren't you just making the surface relative to the indicator? You could put that part in on an angle and resurface it, same result.

2. Hello can you help me for this question? A dial indicator is used to measure ___________. A. Positive readings only or B. Shaft eccentricity, thank you, cause im confused for my exam reviewer same questions but both A and B are the correct answer, i think there is some correction there. Thank you.

3. I'd have centre drilled it, put in a centre and taken a cut along its length, then set up the steady rest, on the freshly cut circumference.

4. I am a newbie and this helped me out thanks for the video, going to video myself screwing this up lol thanks cool video

5. That run out you have is most likely coming from that 3 jaw chuck ! 3 jaw chucks normally have .002 or .003 run out in them when there brand new. and thats normal. If your looking for better tolorances your going to need a 4 jaw chuck. They are used so the work piece can be dialed right in to 0 run out.

6. Good

Os comentários estão fechados.