When Hand Inspection Tools Just WON'T CUT IT
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- In this episode of “The Metrology Lab”, Adam (@sentinel3dscanning) goes through scenarios where hand inspection tools won’t cut it and shows some practical examples.
Attention all inspectors and CMM pros! We've all been there, some parts are a breeze to inspect and others make us want to pull our hair out. But fear not, for today's video we're diving into the world of dimensional inspection and the age-old question - when do hand tools just not cut it anymore?
We're talking real parts, real problems, and the real tools that will save your day. So forget about those boring calipers and micrometers collecting dust on your shelf, it's time to bring out the big guns.
Get ready to impress your coworkers with your newfound inspection knowledge.
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THE METROLOGY LAB
About the video series:
The metrology lab is a video series dedicated to all things inspection and measurement. Each episode will shed some light on the different aspects of this important manufacturing process and provide recommendations that will set you up to measure your parts accurately and consistently.
About the host:
Adam Young has worked in several facets of the metrology industry and is passionate about dimensional inspection. Adam started his career making mechanical drawings at a large tech company, but soon after, he transitioned into a role as a metrology engineer, entering the block hole known as metrology. Years later, Adam entered into the software development space as a product owner for metrology software.
These days, Adam still works hard to please his customers, putting his years of experience and technical expertise to work as the owner of @sentinel3dscanning .
Learn more about Sentinel 3D Scanning at sentinel3dscan...
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Came expecting a half-tree investigation with Jasper.
Up until about 20yrs ago, the optical comparator was the main inspection tool in one shop busy tool & die shop I worked at. We had a rather large Brown & Sharpe one. Almost like a booth with about a 36in dia screen. We also made go/no-go gages. In those days, we actually had to earn the titles of inspector and toolmaker!
good video,,thanks for your time
Hi Guy, Can you demonstrate how to use the 3 D scanning on these small items manufactured
anyone out there know of a service or company willing to train our inspectors? in New Mexico
On the rocket lens blower, could you use an ultrasonic thickness gauge with a steel ball on the inside of the rubber sphere? This would be a very low cost method with very accurate measurements.