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[chip_20]

Bye to all,
I have a question to ask you to which I cannot answer: use the gauge to measure
lengths and thicknesses,the micrometer for thicknesses below the millimeter but to measure the radius of curvature? Is there a tool that does this?
thank you good we

chip_20

 

[flaviobrio88]

Bye to all,
I have a question to ask you to which I cannot answer: use the gauge to measure
lengths and thicknesses,the micrometer for thicknesses below the millimeter but to measure the radius of curvature? Is there a tool that does this?
thank you good we

chip_20

I throw it there..

with a key measuring machine three points fixing an axis and you will have the bending radius of that tasted area.

 

[vittori]

exist specific measuring instruments commonly called profiles http://www.mitutoyo.it/catalogoonline/indice/356.pdf?openelement

 

[flaviobrio88]

exist specific measuring instruments commonly called profiles http://www.mitutoyo.it/catalogoonline/indice/356.pdf?openelement

I didn't get discouraged by much is a measuring machine
The difference I think is that this car already has the axis locked in the start.

 

[vittori]

more than anything else does a continuous scan on the surface and since it uses a kind of compact "pennine" it allows to verify rather small silhouettes where the sphere of a co-ordinated machine may have difficulty.

 

[marcof]

Bye to all,
I have a question to ask you to which I cannot answer: use the gauge to measure
lengths and thicknesses,the micrometer for thicknesses below the millimeter but to measure the radius of curvature? Is there a tool that does this?
thank you good we

chip_20

to stay in the field of economic analog/digital instruments such as calibers and micrometers you were referring to, see here:http://www.bocchicontrol.it/prodotti_dettaglio.jsp?cid=15&sid=368&p=0&id=369googla to the voice "archimeter"

right by curiosity, look at this for spherical (lenti) surfaces I used at school:http://www.fisica.unina.it/labdid/i...s/termology/raggi curvatura lo sferometro.pdfBeautiful. :smile:

if you need other precision levels or for particular forms, then you can undo profiles and measuring machines.

 

[flaviobrio88]

to stay in the field of economic analog/digital instruments such as calibers and micrometers you were referring to, see here:http://www.bocchicontrol.it/prodotti_dettaglio.jsp?cid=15&sid=368&p=0&id=369googla to the voice "archimeter"

right by curiosity, look at this for spherical (lenti) surfaces I used at school:http://www.fisica.unina.it/labdid/i...s/termology/raggi curvatura lo sferometro.pdfBeautiful. :smile:

if you need other precision levels or for particular forms, then you can undo profiles and measuring machines.

fantastic the blunder!!! :finger:

 

[linch]

small precise tool.
micrometric screw on x axis and solidarity comparison to y.
You know the rope and the "h" of a circular segment, and the game is done.
100th radius.