Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
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Well, we have to start somewhere - so let's start with the most basic measuring tool in a shop: the 6-inch scale. The scales that I use are manufactured by the L.S. Starrett Company, which has been building precision measuring equipment since 1880. Their scales are satin-chromed, which means no glare and no fingerprints
Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
Lesson #1: How To Read a Machinist's Scale or Rule
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