I am having trouble performing the length check out on my Romer. I have not checked length using the bar in over a year. I recently replaced my 6mm ruby ball (they don't bounce well) and calibrated it with help from this forum. Since I had the bar out already, I installed the 15mm probe and started checking length. The conical seat distance (711.168+/-.040) came in for most of the points but never for all 5 checks. I have tried multiple times with no success. My setup consists of the bar sitting on my granite table, being held down with clay(I was told was sufficient). The arm is situated in the middle of the bar and I attempted many different articulations and also keeping the same position. I just can't seem to obtain an accurate read. The bar hasn't been called since 07' but has only been used one other time and has been sitting on a shelf for the last year. Here are some of the results:
I was having the same kinda problem. But my problem was that we were getting in spec and out of spec with myself and another operator. What I determined was the other operator has a "heavy hand" he would push down while taking the hits. I however would just let the weight of the arm seat the ball in the seat. My length always fell within tolerance. So try to use the weight of the arm and not push down.
I was having the same kinda problem. But my problem was that we were getting in spec and out of spec with myself and another operator. What I determined was the other operator has a "heavy hand" he would push down while taking the hits. I however would just let the weight of the arm seat the ball in the seat. My length always fell within tolerance. So try to use the weight of the arm and not push down.
