RE: Lighted edge finder

Jon,

So you make it fly out? I tried putting the point into a punch mark,
but it didn't tell me much. I will wait for the Starrett edge finder!

Alan

Jon Elson wrote:

>
> Alan Marconett KM6VV wrote:
>
> > I was also given a
> > "wigglier", and I still don't see how that is useful. It just spins
> > around!
>
> The wiggler is set so it is straight out and not orbiting, while the
> spindle
> is turning at 1000 RPM or so. The edge of the part can be brought
> against
> the point of the wiggler, and when it flies out and whirls around, the
> edge
> is just below the spindle axis. I much prefer an edge finder for these
> sorts of alignments.
>
> The wiggler can also be used to locate the spindle right above a
> prick punch mark.
>
> Jon