What is it? And why don't you have one?
Quote from scott-zelenak on July 11, 2010, 6:50 pmThis comes in very handy in my line of work....
I'll check back later and see if anyone got the answer.
This comes in very handy in my line of work....
I'll check back later and see if anyone got the answer.
Quote from just-mapit on July 11, 2010, 7:07 pmBeats me...maybe a guide of some sort for alignment of machinery bolts/parts for layout.
Beats me...maybe a guide of some sort for alignment of machinery bolts/parts for layout.
Quote from plumb-bill on July 11, 2010, 7:07 pm"Centre Square"
You didn't say no googling.
"Centre Square"
You didn't say no googling.
Quote from Stephen Calder on July 11, 2010, 7:08 pmIt's a micrometer.
Stephen
It's a micrometer.
Stephen
Quote from Billy F_PLS on July 11, 2010, 7:21 pmYep...anchor bolt center finder for as-builts, that's a nice one, mine was plastic. 😛
Yep...anchor bolt center finder for as-builts, that's a nice one, mine was plastic. 😛
Quote from Kent McMillan on July 11, 2010, 7:22 pmBolt centers
> Beats me...maybe a guide of some sort for alignment of machinery bolts/parts for layout.
It's designed for marking the centers of round stock, but I'll bet it would be good for marking the centers of bolts, by intersecting two center scribes at roughly ninety degrees.
Bolt centers
> Beats me...maybe a guide of some sort for alignment of machinery bolts/parts for layout.
It's designed for marking the centers of round stock, but I'll bet it would be good for marking the centers of bolts, by intersecting two center scribes at roughly ninety degrees.
Quote from scott-zelenak on July 11, 2010, 7:40 pmCenter Square
I purchased mine from Rocklers. $27 delivered in two days.
http://www.rockler.com/search_results.cfm?srch=usr&filter=center+square
Made of hardened steel it should last a career or two.
It will find the center of any shape, including my favorite massive bolts.
That's the smallest my foot has looked in decades...
In the second pic you can see the remains of a previous surveyors work in finding the center of the bolt. Think his location will meet tolerance?
Center Square
I purchased mine from Rocklers. $27 delivered in two days.
http://www.rockler.com/search_results.cfm?srch=usr&filter=center+square
Made of hardened steel it should last a career or two.
It will find the center of any shape, including my favorite massive bolts.
That's the smallest my foot has looked in decades...
In the second pic you can see the remains of a previous surveyors work in finding the center of the bolt. Think his location will meet tolerance?
Quote from Billy F_PLS on July 11, 2010, 8:50 pmCenter Square
Prolly a good 1/8"-3/16" difference there!
Center Square
Prolly a good 1/8"-3/16" difference there!
Quote from P.L.Parsons on July 11, 2010, 11:05 pmCenter Square
I'm embarrassed to say I've never seen one before. I usually made a template with a flat washer and string, then a dot with the sharpie, much faster than measuring and hatching each one.
Center Square
I'm embarrassed to say I've never seen one before. I usually made a template with a flat washer and string, then a dot with the sharpie, much faster than measuring and hatching each one.