Mitutoyo"2416S" Dial Indicator, 4-48 UNF Thread, 0.375" Stem Dia,"Lug Back," White Dial, 0-100 Reading, 2.244" Dial Dia, 0-1" Range, 0.001" Graduation, -0.002" Accuracy

Since opening my own shop, I've misplaced my old indicator setup for truing motorcycle wheels that I used in dealerships. I assumed my old one was a good indicator because it wasn't cheap when I bought it from our catalogs. I had hoped to find one "as good," but it appears that I have found one that is even better. Possibly a lot nicer. br>br>I'm not a machinist, so I can't comment on the quality in that particular setting, but this small indicator is as nice as any I've seen in my career. I took a chance and ordered it for around $40 from the "Amazon Warehouse," but it arrived with all of the paperwork and a fully functional indicator. If you're truing wheels, this unit might be a little nicer than you'll need. Having said that, I'm not dissatisfied with my purchase in the least. If you need an indicator for that, this one will suffice.

Atticus Huff

| Jul 25, 2021

This metric appears to be well-constructed. It has the quality fit and finish that Mitutoyo is known for. I didn't have the opportunity to test the indicator's repeatability or accuracy, despite the fact that it came with a spec sheet. Passing a two-rev indication in under a minute. The precision is "001". The bezel ring, which is plastic, is the only flaw I have with the indicator. It zeroes very smoothly and has a good hold-position resistance. I compared the movement of the indicator to that of a Starret 25-point indicator. 441J indicator (which also has a plastic bezel ring), and I think the Mitutoyo is smoother and has less run out on the stem bore, but the Starrett has better plunger sensitivity. That is, of course, my personal opinion.

Makenna Aguilar

| May 07, 2021

This is the first time I've used a dial indicator of this caliber. I've been buying the less expensive HF versions because I needed something right away and the store was close by. It's the only dial indicator I've come across in this town. Is there a difference between a cheap Mitutoyo and a Mitutoyo? br>br>Is there a difference between a Mitutoyo and a cheap? without a doubt br>The motion is silky smooth, and the readings are consistent. On Amazon, I found some of the less expensive variants: I had to send it back because the readings couldn't be replicated. On a 1 2 3 block, I would assess the indicator. br>br>Intriguingly, I'm afraid to use the indicator on my lathe because I like it so much. It was for this reason that I bought it in the first place.

Ahmir Gross

| Feb 19, 2021

Silky smooth operation Last year, I paid a ridiculously low price for a cheap dial indicator set with magnetic base and extra spindles, and I got exactly what I expected. The low-cost magnetic base works fine, but the low-cost dial indicator is jerky and rough. The new Mitutoyo is compatible with all of the inexpensive accessories. I paid more than twice as much for just the Mitutoyo indicator as I did for the cheaper one, but it was well worth it. It gets two thumbs up!.

Xavier Erickson

| Dec 01, 2021

I made the necessary adjustments to my saw based on the readings on the dial indicator, and they were all correct. Several different table saw cuts were used to verify the adjustments, which were then measured with a digital caliper. I was finally able to align my table saw blade and RIP fence perfectly. The money was well spent on this dial indicator.

Amina Hendricks

| Dec 01, 2021

These are a few of the most effective travel indicators available. I've used nearly every brand of indicator in my career as a professional machinist, and I've found these to be the smoothest and most accurate. They've also outlasted everyone else in terms of durability.

Titan Jenkins

| Mar 14, 2021

I was able to get a good deal on this great indicator. It came with everything you need to get started and works perfectly. I wish it included limit markers, but it appears that only the metric version does.

Isabella Pierce

| Aug 14, 2021

Everything arrived in perfect condition. I've always wanted one of these, but couldn't justify spending $120 on a travel indicator. This one was on sale for 47 dollars, so I snatched it up! After I bought it, it immediately dropped to 80something, but that's still a lot better than MSC or whatever. This is something I really enjoy.

Johanna Trevino

| Jun 07, 2021