Ok, well, maybe there is something some of your can debate about with me, thats fine, I don't know it all, thats for sure. 99% of the time, those tru pos things are a huge waste of money and time.
One, there is usually no reason for ridiculously close tp needs on a threaded hole. Thanks to Over-Engineers. Even with a fine thread, the accuracy cannot be too close.
Measuring a threaded holer properly, with the correct diameter ball and the correct settings and enoughpoints will get you as accurate as using a Tru Pos.
The cost of a tru-pos, together withthe time consumed screwing and un screwing them, just boggles my mind as to why one would use them...
Ok, well, maybe there is something some of your can debate about with me, thats fine, I don't know it all, thats for sure. 99% of the time, those tru pos things are a huge waste of money and time.
One, there is usually no reason for ridiculously close tp needs on a threaded hole. Thanks to Over-Engineers. Even with a fine thread, the accuracy cannot be too close.
Measuring a threaded holer properly, with the correct diameter ball and the correct settings and enoughpoints will get you as accurate as using a Tru Pos.
The cost of a tru-pos, together withthe time consumed screwing and un screwing them, just boggles my mind as to why one would use them...
