J style indicator holders

J style indicator holders

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    BOB BLACKSHAW 1
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      @bobblackshaw1

      Hello, looking on you tube at some American chaps making Stuart models this particular model maker was using a J type indicator fixture for use on a drill or mill for different diameters.

      A machinist on you tube in the UK made one but the time taken to make and the complicated design, I would rather purchase one.

      I haven’t come across these, not being a machinist they could be common, looking to purchase one they all seem to be sold from the USA .

      Is this tool available in the UK or just an American product.

      Bob

      #859219
      Pete
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        @pete41194

        I’m in North America and that’s not a term I’ve heard before that would be related to an indicator fixture. Can you provide a video link and minute mark where it’s shown?

        #859221
        JasonB
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          @jasonb
          #859231
          Pete
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            @pete41194

            Possibly Bob means an Indicol type? Here that’s usually what there referred to since Indicol invent them. https://www.traverscanada.com/product/indicol-178-indicator-mounting-accessory-85-201-178

            #859233
            JasonB
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              @jasonb

              Blame it on Mr Pie for calling it a J style. The old 178 Indicol had “Style S ” on the box

              s style

              Hw calls it J style in the description

              #859238
              Bo’sun
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                @bosun58570

                Thanks to Ketan for the one I have.

                #859241
                Mike Hurley
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                  @mikehurley60381

                  I had one of these a few years back, and to be perfectly honest I generally found it more trouble than it was worth. It was very fiddly to set and only seemed vaguely rigid enough if you tightened the thumb wheels with the strength of Hercules.

                  Usually went back to magnetic base, one upright shaft and sliding adjustable arm thingy.

                  Mike

                  #859257
                  Bo’sun
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                    @bosun58570

                    A bit fiddly to make, but Ade from “Ades workshop” made a version of the the Stefan Goteswinters low profile DTI holder.  Might be worth looking at.

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