The patient is a Brown and Sharp 1" micrometer. The problem is that
requires so much force to turn that the micrometer is unusable. Yes, the
knurled lock is released. The threads have been cleaned and lubed. The
barrel fits into a bushing that is threaded inside and outside. I'm
guessing the barrel is the key to this, but I don't see a way to adjust
it. Any clues?

Kevin Gallimore


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You didn't say whether you cleaned the barrel itself.

It's been a while since I had one of these in my hands, but basically you
remove the end cap, slide off the barrel and a friction spring.

Clean everything up and reassemble.

Carmine Castiglia
http://www.infosystemspro.com

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The patient is a Brown and Sharp 1" micrometer. The problem is that
requires so much force to turn that the micrometer is unusable. Yes, the
knurled lock is released. The threads have been cleaned and lubed. The
barrel fits into a bushing that is threaded inside and outside. I'm
guessing the barrel is the key to this, but I don't see a way to adjust
it. Any clues?

Kevin Gallimore


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