Old, Unique or New

[OldMachinist]

Here's my small pin gage set. Meyer .011"-.060". It's missing a couple but I'll replace them if I ever need that size.

 

[OldMachinist]

I've been watching eBay for some of those. I've only found them in sets with duplicates of my other parts, and they aren't cheap.

There's not much to them. Would make a nice project to make some.

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

Lufkin 521 Toolmakers Universal Surface Gages.



Lufkin 521 in front of a B&S 621 & 733 for scale.

 

[OldMachinist]

NOS Starrett 57A surface gage. Been in one of my cabinets for more than 30 years.




Mitutoyo 10" and SPI 12" height gages

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

A Lufkin 12" vernier height gage, still in pristine condition. It's called a 12" but reads to 13". I do love the Lufkins.



A Mitutoyo 18" digital height gage with a bi-directional touch probe.



Mitutoyo Center Master.

 

[Bill Gruby]

Very impressive fellas. Sorry nothing from me today. I'm working on a special faceplate for a gent that winds custom electric guitar pickups. Long way to go yet. :lmao:

"Billy G" :thinking:

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

A Starrett #62 rule holder and a Starrett 604 RE 6" rule with end graduations.





A Lufkin 20-S set of Tempered Steel Rules, just like new.

 

[terry_g]

I rescued this scope from the trash during a shop cleaning where I used to work.
It was for brinell hardness testing.
The scale is 0.6mm. It has come in very handy.

Terry

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

I rescued this scope from the trash during a shop cleaning where I used to work.
It was for brinell hardness testing.
The scale is 0.6mm. It has come in very handy.

Terry

That's a nice scope, I really like the light. I work with a lot of little things, so it seems that I never have enough magnifiers. These are all illuminated magnifiers, none have scales, but they help me to see the scales.



Optivisor with a #3 lens and loupe. Not a measuring device, but I can't see some of my measuring devices without them. These are truly a shop necessity, IMHO.



And of course, a Lufkin magnifier on a Miti-Mite magnetic base.



And all of these have a measuring reticle in them. A couple of SPI's, 7X and 10X, an illuminated Fowler 40X, a Bima with a 10mm scale and a Cole-Parmer 60X which needs a light.

 

[OldMachinist]

Interchangable anvil thread mic 0-1" 5-64tpi



Unless I find somthing else thats been stashed away for years this is my last tool to post. Everything else is just standard run of the mill tools that every machinist should have.