Didn't think you needed that level of accuracy in a C Clamp.
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Didn't think you needed that level of accuracy in a C Clamp.
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You can never knock how pedantic TIG welders always are! :lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by BMKal
Well, just to complicate things……. It’s no assumption that it’s a diagram, the assumption is of what the diagram is a diagram of…Quote:
Originally Posted by discorevy
We’ve established its some sort of measurement tool, initially a micrometer, but with these allegations of a g clamp without see more (or another) of the diagram we are still unsure???
Just to throw it out there it could be none of the above (A, B, C, or D), maybe not even E as mentioned earlier.
It could be part of a plot to confuse us all (quick, quick, mods move this thread to the conspiracy theories thread) and turn us against one another to bring the whole AULRO community into disarray [emoji848][emoji848][emoji848]
I believe after several beverages of the Coopers Yellow variety (13 to be exact) that we had no idea at all and my 10 year old has worked out it’s a space shiphttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...106ba08c8c.jpg
The numbers mean nothing and we’ve all been led around the mulberry tree at least three times🤪🤪🤪
Now I’m positive of what the diagram is of I might have to get back to number 14[emoji481][emoji481][emoji481][emoji1531][emoji1531][emoji1531][emoji95][emoji95]
I am no machinist but I would not use it either. It is metric. Give me a pic of one in thou of inch I will tell you the answerQuote:
Originally Posted by Slunnie
So, having read all the replies so far, the conclusion seems to be that the answer is (A) .. plus or minus (C)
Reminds me of some course I did ( about the middle of last century) .....the question was” what is a gearbox ? “
Making a few assumptions....
It's a micrometer.
Graduations on the thimble corrected.
Now you need to view the frame......
If it's a 0-25 micrometer then the answer is A
If it's a 0-100 micrometer with replaceable anvils then the answer could be A, B or C depending on which anvil is fitted.
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Colin
Right... NOW we can ask the question again... And we'll keep doing this until you get it RIGHT!!! [emoji16][emoji243][emoji90]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...8ac8ef5cf4.jpg
You're old school! :lol2: Reminds me of my old 2 stroke racing motors. 50.0mm piston fitted to 4 thou. :lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by d2dave
You've got me Gav, I'm on board with this!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gav 110
x2 the rocketship! :lol2:
As mentioned, if it were to be a micrometer, then few here would use it.[emoji90]Quote:
Originally Posted by Slunnie
The diagram seems to drawn by a younger than 10 year old and what my 10 year old has added makes sense.🤪
As with Hoarthde’s question “what is a gearbox?” My answer would have been “a box with gears in it”
We need a better/fuller diagram to answer correctly
“What is a transmission?”
A machine within a machine that uses gears to speed and torque conversion from a reciprocating power source to another device
So what has been learnt today?
If the question is not clear, we create a lot of confusion to what the answer may be, I dare say some swear words got used (not published) in physical conversations, heartache, angst and in the mist of it all a lot of laughter to 🤣🤣🤣
So hopefully we can all take something from this thread and post more of the same to keep all entertained for a few more hours
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Now coming up to eleven o’clock, I might revisit what is left in the great golden (yellow) box of the finest stout on earth and enjoy what is left of the day[emoji481][emoji481][emoji481][emoji481]
