Anyone interested in some measuring tools?
I've been in the field of calibration for over 40 years, and I've accumulated measuring tools over the years. I was looking in my tool chest and I was like, "what the hell am I ever going to use these". So I thought that I would see if there was any interest here before I try to sell them elsewhere. I know there are either 1 or 2 of you here that do machining work.
I'd like to sell them altogether as a bundled deal - $200 + shipping. If you think that these are expensive, check out the prices at Amazon for example. The Blade Mic alone goes for over $600. Almost all of the tools are a 8 or 9 out of 10 for appearance (i.e. some may have minor scratches etc. but does not impact the measurement). I checked them all this morning with jo blocks to verify that they work and measure correctly except for the inside mic and Digimatic Indicator. All these tools take a button size battery - A76. Here are the descriptions: Mitutoyo Blade Micrometer 422-341-10 https://i.imgur.com/mugamnt.jpg Mitutoyo Caliper 500-196-20 https://i.imgur.com/DClRpKm.jpg Mitutoyo Inside Micrometer 145-193 https://i.imgur.com/86pJncQ.jpg Mitutoyo Micrometer 293-765-10 https://i.imgur.com/pZRCWfJ.jpg Mitutoyo Thickness Gage 547-400 (I have 2 of these) https://i.imgur.com/Jm0ZrIX.jpg Mitutoyo Thickness Gage N7300 https://i.imgur.com/9RgyfbC.jpg Mitutoyo Digimatic Indicator 543-276B https://i.imgur.com/twZthD4.jpg |
PM to be sent shortly
I will purchase them. :yesnod: edit--PM sent |
Uwww ! That inside micrometer is the hawt :drool:
How much for the little girl??? The thickness gauge isn't too shabby either. Analog ones that is. |
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Awesome deal.
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I have a ruler that measures to the 32nd. :DAB:
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Hi Jeff. They are sold to Jeff. PM sent. Glad they are going to a good home.
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I have spent the last 37 year s working in Quality. I have used all those tools pictures and many others. Got 8 months left then I am done.:cert:
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Damn! I was going to jump all over this!
You just did a great favor! :seasix: |
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Thanks! Mike |
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Yes, I've been in this field for a long time. I started back in 1975. I will probably be retiring next year a bit early - 64 yrs, as it's getting harder to put up with the BS at work. Metrology (science of measurement) has been fun while it lasted. Not sure what the company is going to do when I retire, but that is not my problem. Going back to topic, I'll see what other items I have and post a new thread if I have other items. |
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Once they are in my possesion, I will let you know what's availble. :cert: Jeff |
I have a little slipstick looking metal in/out measuring tool, steel about 4" long....my father used it when working for Glen Martin aircraft in Cleveland Ohio about 100 years ago....
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I wish I had a nice caliper. Used to have one, it grew legs. Not sure what I'd use it for now but I wish I still had it.
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