jim rozen wrote in
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This is a restatement of my experience that "the new guys always
gage parts *small* on the OD, and *large* on the bores.
This is because consider the reading correct when the micrometer
or caliper is cranked on/in there really tight. I used to tell them
to run the parts tight/loose as the case would be, to get their
lot to come in on target. But picking up a job that had been run
unsupervised by a "new guy" during the day would invariably start
with double-checking any measurement which required any kind of
sensitive feel when gaging.
Jim
Tis precisely why I prefer air gauges, and LVDT gauges, when possible.
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Anthony
You can't 'idiot proof' anything....every time you try, they just make
better idiots.
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