Yuzuki Grade II Individual Calibration Slip Gauge (Set of 112 pcs) Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon . Compare Prices and Save!

Nice video.
Your easy Technique really help me to understand this concept so quick and easily.Thank you so much
Good explanation
thnk u sir.
Thanks it will help in gate
Sir this is my slip gauge question 87.7875 i am try many time my answer was not come in slip gauge set also 112 block . so please help mee
Sar you are good teaching me
Solve this 101.51 with set M112
We have draw that block with dimensions or just we have to draw randomly and then. Give dimensions as given
Thank you for your easy explanation
What is tha meaning of steps ? pls clear me sir
Be must
Thank you
Thank you very much .
How about showing interferometric calibration at japan which is used for Grade K? I've seen the Mitutoyo Gage Block Interferometer for sale in the Japan catalog, it is not listed in the US catalog-every government has export restrictions for its good stuff.
Great teacher!
Give me a your wp number sir plz
very clear, well explained. however the accuracy of the subtitles is horrible!
Nice Super ;))
Poor translation to actual spoken English
Thank god YouTube as 2x Speed
do you have like a pdf procedure of steps you sued to calibrate the blocks
It it acceptable to use the oils from your fingers to get them to wring together?
you are amazing your way of clarifying every tiny detail thank you very much
anyone else pause the video and go download the book?
10:48 i see the clickbait joke that you are making, but the bottom one actually makes me curious
please make a video on how to handle steel gauge blocks properly to prevent rusting, deterioration
still didnt show me how one is used.
Ha! you linked AVE!
Excellent information, Thank you!
Excellent information. I have just picked up a set of secondhand Mitutoyo gage blocks, and are interested in the use of the wear blocks, could you explain their use. Thanks
Flat surfaces."Clinging"."Wringing" versus possible "connection": I found the "Wringing" aspect very interesting. Appreciate you explaining of everything in detail. I found it interesting you said a tiny bit of oillneyness(clean) may add to the wringing effect. Far from this I used rough "clinging" effect. I made 2x jaws lying loose in michinest vice, had them milled squared. On them I fit fasteners(variable) to hold objects I want to do stuff with. As I open the vice, due to layer of grease , I do not have the problem of the inside jaws coming loose from vice, it sticks, the grease solved the problem, "clinging". I just thought about the theory of wringing Currectly the best gage blocks are flate to a certain standard which will have ringing work good. Now this is at an accuracy that is not 100% flat to infinity-0000000. Out of this my theoretical question would be, say for instance in the future these surfaces could be get 100% flat(chemically/electrically, what ever method) to infinity 000000, what do you have in your hand holding two of these flat surfaces apart, and then join them at 20c: 1-100% dry. 2-80% dry 3-50% dry humid(clean, contaminated normal air, vacuuum etc). Y-I refer here to immediate contact, not left over time. With all the above in mind, could you have a "connection" with a different meaning than "Wringing".just wondering, and have a problem getting them off each other as a result.
This video is very useful sir. Thank you sir