Measuring for Parallelism Using the Granite Surface Plate

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Our freshly machined hardtail vise swivel plate is set on the granite surface plate and inspected for parallelism. This was a simple inspection using our granite plate and dial indicator to see just how well our lathe fixture worked for facing off the bottom side.
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27 ноя 2023

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@MrChevelle83

this is a demonstration. he said fun exercise which is a perfect explanation. the channel is both informational and entertaining. yes the vice project is ridiculous over kill. but thats exactly what its supposed to be. i enjoyed the vid

@MoparStephen

I'm sure this will end up the most precisely machined vise in existence. I'd never want to use it after all that work!

@damionparson247

I really noticed how you set your zero based on the variation of the tool marks. I don't remember that being explained to me years ago so I appreciate you for making this video.

@jwdickinson643

Adam, not only are you an amazing machinist, Master Class imho, but the quality of your presentations, instruction and professionalism are spot on! You have REALLY become a Master host!

@mike-carrigan

I love that big indicator base. I just noticed it's dovetailed on one side and t-slots on the other. That's cool

@dzaino1986

I worked for Boeing in Seattle many years ago as a jig builder. One of the coolest places to work was "the gauge room". We worked off of two foot thick, massive granite tables in a climate controlled room with a max tolerance of .002. Good times. In the day, MEK was the choice chemical to clean the table...probably not a good idea nowadays. Thanks for educating the masses Adam. Great demo!

@seanlancaster594

Absolutely love seeing this process. It still amazes me how simple and easy you make this look.

@wolffengineering7038

Somewhere, in a CNC machine shop, Cryin Steve Colluns is being reprimanded for using every last pig mat to absorb his tears because he can no longer troll these videos.

@raybarefield2700

Adam you have a gift with the way you explain a technique and the principles behind it. You my friend are a great machinist but an even better person. God bless you and your family.

@dougzachary5645

Adam. You’re awesome. Thanks for sharing this info with the interwebs.

@OriginalPetRock

Can you make a video on how to calibrate with precision - hammers & drift punches before use?

@billbubnis3128

Thank you for educating and entertaining me tonight Abom!

@haydengreen1404

Hey Adam, I just want to say that I love your videos! I have been watching your videos for probably 2 years now and I have yet to watch a video that I didn’t like or gained knowledge from. I am a welder/fabricator and watching your videos has opened my eyes to the world of machining. Your welding videos has helped me in my welding career as well. And I like how you add the tool model number as you use them. Amazing work!