This kind of content is great, thanks for the post. If you're into this kind of thing I recommend by Moore. Really interesting ideas of how one measures and guarantees accuracy in machining. I think this is the book the guy in the video got all his pictures from and he basically described ideas from that book.
This kind of content is great, thanks for the post. If you're into this kind of thing I recommend [Foundations of Mechanical Accuracy](https://archive.org/details/FoundationsOfMechanicalAccuracy/mode/2up) by Moore. Really interesting ideas of how one measures and guarantees accuracy in machining. I think this is the book the guy in the video got all his pictures from and he basically described ideas from that book.
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I have a set of 'slip gauges' that i keep because they're cool. Never used them for anything. They were a 'hangover' from a defunct Quality Management System (IS0 9001, the IMTE requirements). If you have a set of these you can in-house calibrate any measuring instrument in the factory, no outside service needed.
Nice.
I have a set of 'slip gauges' that i keep because they're cool. Never used them for anything. They were a 'hangover' from a defunct Quality Management System (IS0 9001, the IMTE requirements). If you have a set of these you can in-house calibrate any measuring instrument in the factory, no outside service needed.
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