Install a Microscope scale 顕微鏡用スケール

[@martinlouden9005]

A great solution to a tiny problem!

[@tanakayawatch]

Thsnks for watching ;-)

[@alexandreferro3638]

Fantástico!!!!!

[@tanakayawatch]

Thanks 😊

[@PedroSilva-xz3gw]

Hello
Good morning.
The sky is the limit.

[@tanakayawatch]

Good morning sir !

[@juanperuga5923]

Hello . What microscope are you using? Am i thinking of buying on like yours and i dont know which one would be better ? Thanks

[@tanakayawatch]

I’m using cheap microscope. Around $1000. It has 3 eyes (set a video system ) and 7 - 45x zoom and long arm base.

[@juanperuga5923]

@@tanakayawatch thanks , where did you buy Microscope scale?

[@tanakayawatch]

www.monotaro.com/p/3693/2147/?t.q=%83K%83%89%83X%83X%83P%81%5B%83%8B
Could you see this site ?

[@juanperuga5923]

@@tanakayawatch Thank you . I like how you work. Greetings from Spain

[@tanakayawatch]

Thank you too 😊

[@Jonas_GD_1234]

This doesn’t help too much. You would need to calibrate the micrometer in the ocular with an object micrometer scale to be able to do actual measurements.
I use a Zeiss microscope to measure jewels and pivots to 0.001mm

[@tanakayawatch]

Thanks for watching and advice.
My scope’s objective lens are variable 0.7x to 4.7x (ocular lens are 10x).
Then I usually calculate objective lens times scale. If Set a 1.0x nearly perfectly.
It’s same to my skills :-)
Your system is perfect ! Is it use with lathe ?

[@Jonas_GD_1234]

@@tanakayawatch no, it’s not a binocular microscope I only use it to check parts for damage. It’s definitely overkill for what I do. The highest magnification is 800.
I plan on getting myself a binocular one for lathe work.