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sean logie28/05/2017 10:53:20
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Hi, I have acquired one of these but the 2" anvil is missing . Been having a scout around the web to no avail . Any advice on where to find if available .

Sean

JohnF28/05/2017 11:14:14
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I think you mean a Moore & Wright 0" - 2" ? this will have 2 anvils to enable it to measure 0 - 1 & 1 - 2 , its unlikely you will find the missing anvil but you could consider making one, done carefully you will be able to attain sufficient accuracy for home workshop use.

Phil H128/05/2017 11:39:02
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Doh - Ive just thrown a seized Moore and Wright micrometer away - didn't think of keeping it for spares - sorry Sean - I'd have definitely sent it to you free..

Lesson, be very careful what you throw away.

sean logie28/05/2017 11:41:08
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Posted by Phil Hale 1 on 28/05/2017 11:39:02:

Doh - Ive just thrown a seized Moore and Wright micrometer away - didn't think of keeping it for spares - sorry Sean - I'd have definitely sent it to you free..

Lesson, be very careful what you throw away.

I never throw anything away lol ,everytime i go to recycling i take something home wink 2

Sean

Mick Henshall28/05/2017 11:49:55
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Hi Sean,  have a look on Machine DRO co.uk the link is on the right hand side of the forum home page,I have just bought tie 1" setting anvil and they have a range of M&W setting anvils good price quick service

Regards Mick

 

 

 

Mick Henshall28/05/2017 11:57:51
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Just click on micrometers and list of  anvil gauges is top of the list

Regards Mick

Mick Henshall28/05/2017 12:00:51
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My posts seem to randomly keep on inserting an A with a - above it and I don't know where or why its happening any ideas ?

Mick

Speedy Builder528/05/2017 12:19:18
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If you hold the a or A key down too long, some keyboards (Apple ?) will offer various accents for that letter i.e.:

à á â À Â etc

Bøbh

David George 128/05/2017 12:30:21
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Hi Sean I have a similar anvil for a mitutoyo, it it fitts you can have it. It's been in my toolbox for at least 20 years waiting for a use. If you want it send me a PM where to post it to should you want it.

David

1 to 2 micromiter .jpg

Mick Henshall28/05/2017 12:58:28
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Sorry got wrong end of stick I thinking setting gauges were needed silly me, had a look through Machine DRO but can't find anvils but may be worth contacting to see if they can help if all else fails

Mick

Nick Hughes28/05/2017 13:31:24
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Moor & Wright are now part of the Bowers Group and they still list spares:-


**LINK**

roy entwistle28/05/2017 14:09:28
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Why would you want to measure 1" to 2" ? Surely you can do this with a 0-1

Confused Roy thinking  Or do you mean the anvil to convert a 0-2 to  0-1

Edited By roy entwistle on 28/05/2017 14:18:32

sean logie28/05/2017 14:13:31
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Posted by David George 1 on 28/05/2017 12:30:21:

Hi Sean I have a similar anvil for a mitutoyo, it it fitts you can have it. It's been in my toolbox for at least 20 years waiting for a use. If you want it send me a PM where to post it to should you want it.

David

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Very kind gesture David and I'd like to accept your offer .

Sean

Nicholas Farr28/05/2017 18:31:46
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Hi Sean, not trying to be a party pooper or anything, but I'm thinking the anvil that David has will not be any good for your M&W one. The one David has is similar to a 0-2" Starrett one that I have, whereby it fits onto a fixed anvil micrometer.

starrett 01.jpg

Your M&W 940 is the same style as my 0-4" Starrett one that I have, whereby the anvils are interchangeable.

starrett 02.jpg

As you can see in the next photo, the anvil for my 0-2" one will not fit onto my 0-4" one, not only that, but it is calibrated from the fixed anvil surface of my 0-2 one, to give the correct distance to read 0-1".

starrett 03.jpg

Regards Nick.

Edited By Nicholas Farr on 28/05/2017 18:35:22

sean logie28/05/2017 18:36:42
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Hi Nick , your not being a party pooper😁. Im in agreement with you on this .

Sean
sean logie28/05/2017 18:38:58
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Hi Mick , i can't seem to find the forum page .

Sean
Nicholas Farr28/05/2017 18:52:23
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Hi Sean, Mick thought you were after setting gauges. Nick Hughes link may be your best bet **LINK** look at the tables on page 8.

Regards Nick.

Edited By Nicholas Farr on 28/05/2017 18:53:35

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