How to Check and Measure Squareness - Part 1

[@johngalt9262]

Don, you need more cool, helpful content like this!

[@miklovcharenko5049]

This is really cool. And useful. Hello from Ukraine.

[@ironbomb6753]

I should have learned this trade, I love this stuff.

[@sathyakrishnan3856]

Awesome example sir ...thankful video sir

[@mouseminer2978]

I have a question? Wondering why Japanese are ahead in this type of work. Like most of your testing equipment is Mitutoyo. Can we be like them someday? Thanks

[@antoniojaramillo671]

So using the magnetic cylinder square yielded a squareness within .0002". Why then didn't we see light using the larger cylinder, if it is true that we can see light through .0001"?

[@cokesucks]

Because that .0002 was about 5 inches off the surface.

[@GameLab_Studio]

wow didn't know this...that was super koo...thanks Don

[@SuburbanToolInc]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@scraiga66]

You should show how to prove out your cylinder square.

[@randomdude1786]

don your videos are pretty cool made a cylinder square outta some seem pipe found the squarest square I had was an oooold Stanley carpeter square most people under estimate how handy they are thanks

[@SuburbanToolInc]

Very cool! Good to hear that you're being resourceful, it's important! Thanks again for watching

[@kellysampson5984]

Thanks Don. M.K.S.