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Oompa Lumpa	29/03/2014 19:50:09
888 forum posts 36 photos	So here we are again. Cross slides today. The two on the right of the photograph, the one on the extreme right has a tag on it which says .050" per revolution, Imperial. The one next to it, the one in the centre has Metric markings on the dial. Do we know what they are off? Cheers guys, graham. Edited By Oompa Lumpa on 29/03/2014 19:51:24
Oompa Lumpa	29/03/2014 20:04:13
888 forum posts 36 photos	Bigger pic HERE Jason.
Bazyle	29/03/2014 20:30:04
6956 forum posts 229 photos	One on right Hobbymat MD65 original Middle modified version of above.
Oompa Lumpa	29/03/2014 20:46:11
888 forum posts 36 photos	Posted by Bazyle on 29/03/2014 20:30:04: One on right Hobbymat MD65 original Middle modified version of above. Thank you very much for that, it is much appreciated. graham.
Oompa Lumpa	31/03/2014 21:42:09
888 forum posts 36 photos	So, the last piece of the series Would be nice to know what it was originally but right now I am using it on the mill to support stuff as I am setting up. A sort of Machine Jack on Steroids. graham.
Neil Wyatt	01/04/2014 17:29:46
19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles	Lovely surface plate.. Neil
Bazyle	01/04/2014 17:39:41
6956 forum posts 229 photos	On another thread JS mentioned getting machine paint matched by having it scanned. If a known set of machines, including over years of variations could be scanned then a database could be built up for identifying at least the probable manufacturere of parts like this. Trouble is it is seriously expensive. However if someone in a University history department were persuaded to do a PhD in the history of machine manufacturers then that might provide the resources. One possibility coming out of that is to commit a murder leaving a scrap of paint embedded in the fatal wound.......

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