Inspection

These are the devices used to inspect in the shop. Learn how to operate and read, show your experience.

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Identify outside micrometer.   The first step to using it.

Identify edge finder.       A new guy in the shop would have to see this video or wait for you to spend time showing him.

Edge finder basic use.   After you can identify it, you must learn how to use.

Height Gage basic use. Learn how to set zero and make accurate measurement

Identify surface plate.      What it looks like and is used for. Also how to clean and maintain it.

The In-process inspection report.           Start an understanding of the documentation process

Reading the outside micrometer.                     How to read the scale with examples

Identify Height Gage. The simplest Height Gage used to show you what they are

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Identify digital depth micrometer.                      Another device you need to be aware of.

Identify vernier calipers. Most don't know what this is unless their grandfather showed them

Reading the vernier scale.                          This is a skill that makes you look real good in the shop

Reading the depth micrometer.                      Don't try to read this like the outside micrometer

Identify feeler gage. A simple measuring device for gaps.

Identify Inside micrometer. Measures a large bore.

Identify Magnetic base. A look at a couple of variations.

Identify Thread gage. A first look at this prouct identifier.

Identify 1-2-3 blocks. Their use in the inspection and production process.

Basic hardness testing.  An introduction to the hardness testing process.

Identify Gage pins.  Used in the shop to inspect drill holes and much more

Using parallels.               A first look so you know what they are and are used for.

Identify Boring bar. Used to make uniform bores on a lathe.

Identify Pin Micrometer. Another application-specific inspection device.

Identify V block. Used to hold cylindrical objects for machining and inspection.

What's a Go/No-Go gauge? Verify tight tolerances during production.

Identify indicators.     A brief explanation of the differences between test and travel indicators.

Identify depth micrometer.              Another inspection device not widely used.

Identify machinist's scale.                                  A first look at different lengths and the scale increments.

Using Gage pins.              A simple implementation video

Identify Coaxial indicator. Once you have set up a few mills you'll understand the efficiency of this item.

How inspection works.    A first look at the process used to assure a good product.

Tolerances explained. So you know what is most important in the shop, the tolerance and keeping it.

Understanding surface finish symbols. Once you know what surface finishes are you must know how to classify them

Identify blade micrometer. Used to measure grooves and other tight locations

The shop traveler.         Another aspect of machine shop documentation process

Identify digital caliper.     A first look at the inspection device you will be seeing a lot

Identify Dial bore Gage.  Used in precision bores all the way down to one-ten-thousandths of an inch

Identify protractor.          Helping you navigate the shop and it's devices. Taking out the mystery

Identify dial caliper.         Able to work even when the lights go out.

Identify Digital outside micrometer. See it in action along with some precautions and cleaning the measuring faces

Understanding surface finishes and textures.     A beginning to understanding this important factor of machining

 

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