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Jka Feintaster: A Bit Rough, But Otherwise Is There Anything I Need To Worry About?

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Purchased online and waiting for it to arrive. its a bit rough but im assuming from the pictures its all in workable condition - it will be a nice project to clean up and use,

 

anyone with this item agree with my logic or have i just bought a piece of scrap? - interested in ensuring the precision

 

as usual thanks in advance

 

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Ok guys ive got a bigger one of these that I use for measuring run out etc on brake discs, im a tad confused what the use this has in horology apart from maybe seeing if arbors are bent etc

It's not just a simple DTI, it is a specialised tool developed for horology. Have a look at this video and you will see the what it is capable of. The clip of the instructions is worth pausing, as it clearly shows the types of measurements the tool can be used for.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRjLnuYQuP0

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