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Mitutoyo test indicator repair
I have a model 513-212 which needed a good clean. I don't know how to
disassemble the bezel which is not strictly necessary. However I do need to know which direction I should tension the indicator hand staff upon re-assembly. Anyone know? Thanks, John. |
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Mitutoyo test indicator repair
"John" wrote in message ... I have a model 513-212 which needed a good clean. I don't know how to disassemble the bezel which is not strictly necessary. However I do need to know which direction I should tension the indicator hand staff upon re-assembly. Anyone know? Thanks, John. I know nothing specifically about your question but I am prety sure that hairsprings are usually tensioned in the windup direction which tends to wind the coil smaller. It also seems that a rotating pointer should be tensioned in a manner that pulls it back toward the zero point. Hopefully someone else has better information. Don Young |
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Mitutoyo test indicator repair
Don this indicator is bi-directional so without dismantling the bezel I have
a dilemma. John. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Don Young" wrote in message webinternetservicesprovideinc... "John" wrote in message ... I have a model 513-212 which needed a good clean. I don't know how to disassemble the bezel which is not strictly necessary. However I do need to know which direction I should tension the indicator hand staff upon re-assembly. Anyone know? Thanks, John. I know nothing specifically about your question but I am prety sure that hairsprings are usually tensioned in the windup direction which tends to wind the coil smaller. It also seems that a rotating pointer should be tensioned in a manner that pulls it back toward the zero point. Hopefully someone else has better information. Don Young |
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Mitutoyo test indicator repair
DONE, its fixed, I was able to figure out the direction from the wear on the
crown and pinion gears with a high powerful magnifier, clockwise when viewed from the dial side. John. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "John" wrote in message ... Don this indicator is bi-directional so without dismantling the bezel I have a dilemma. John. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Don Young" wrote in message webinternetservicesprovideinc... "John" wrote in message ... I have a model 513-212 which needed a good clean. I don't know how to disassemble the bezel which is not strictly necessary. However I do need to know which direction I should tension the indicator hand staff upon re-assembly. Anyone know? Thanks, John. I know nothing specifically about your question but I am prety sure that hairsprings are usually tensioned in the windup direction which tends to wind the coil smaller. It also seems that a rotating pointer should be tensioned in a manner that pulls it back toward the zero point. Hopefully someone else has better information. Don Young |
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