Sunworshiper wrote:
On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 18:28:51 GMT, Sunworshiper
wrote:

On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 17:26:27 +0000 (UTC), Ian Stirling
wrote:

Sunworshiper wrote:
The wife's dog is out of control. Yesterday I went to the truck to
get a Sharpie and back to the shop and the tool I was just using was
gone. So I start searching beating my head against the walls tring to
snip

More seriously, it's probably the right thing to take it apart and
clean it, lubricating it with the appropriate lubricant.
Dog spit ain't it.

Take it apart ! So, I'm screwed , A ? That's what I figured.
I don't have tools that small , little alone small fingers.

Its dead , not the dog , yet. My '95 MSC says a good $100.

I'd try getting a set of small tools, and a magnifying glass.
A cheap set isn't much, and the worst thing that can heppen is that
you ruin it further.
At best, you've saved $100, and found out how to repair
dial indicators.

Is there a better range than .05 ? The hinged type , hell I can't
read this stuff. I was just fine with the one I HAD. Hear I thought
it was .0005 not .005" ...

Any recommendations ? Guess I need a new one to continue...
The ones with one larger round end opposite might do for me .
The one that is ruined had a number of spots to hold on to , but I
never used them , yet.
Well, you could always buy a set of small tools.

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