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No hay artículos en el carroEl medidor de paso de tornillo Starrett es una de las herramientas más útiles en cualquier caja de herramientas mecánicas. Determinan rápidamente el paso de varios hilos. Este calibre consiste en una caja de acero sustancial con un número de hojas plegables en ambos extremos, cada hoja tiene dientes correspondientes a un tono definido, marcados en cada hoja.
Leonard
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de agosto de 2024
Nice little set
The Source
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de octubre de 2021
I was hesitant at first to go with Starrett- because Mitutoyo has honestly gotten equally good. Starrett still sometimes is worth it- they often have better finishing than Mitutoyo.I was pleasantly surprised to see that unlike some of their tools using plastic (I'm looking squarely at your dial caliper rack gear Starrett 🤨) the lock knobs on these are tightly double row knurled black oxide steel- not plastic. I couldn't tell from the images and I actually thought they were plastic but they are metal so I am actually much happier.Another good commenter mentioned the light touch on the decimals being hard to read- he is right- and that is the only Improvement I could actually see making for this tool which is otherwise perfect in any way I could assess. The decimals on sub 1.0 mm stuff have a wider space before the numbers- and the dimple is maybe 0.001" or so deeper- so it's easier to see. The 1.00mm and other larger pitches have almost no space for the decimal indent, and it's slightly shallower in depth- making it a little harder to read. Starrett, if you are reading this- indent your decimal markers another 0.002 or 0.003" for better legibility. Thanks.I'm a millenial toolmaker & prototype machinist- I know my tools very well. I rarely buy Starrett anymore- but generally speaking, their gauges like this are finished superior to Mitutoyo. Even the leaves are radiused slightly at the base of each thread point, so they don't damage the crests of the gage. Nicely done, some Starrett toolmakers are still noticing the details.Worth the extra cost- true lifetime gauge. The lock knobs have individual springs under them and even recessed grooves for the springs to lay in under compression. They got all the details right but the decimal- and one other thing- box is marked 0.25-2.50 TPI- it should read mm pitch, or MPT (mm per thread) or so on. It is marked 156M, that's the only reason I knew it was the metric model I actually ordered and not something else.You will know it's genuine if it comes sealed in a Starrett branded plastic bag filled with oil. Mine did.If you need a full range metric thread gauge- buy this one. Don't even bother with lesser junk. Mitutoyo is worth it, this too, but everything else you're wasting your money hoping their pitch is right.
rayben
Comentado en España el 30 de septiembre de 2020
Los juegos de galgas deberían tener más visible la identificación de la galga, pues a veces hay que “adivinar”, desde el tamaño de una próxima, para saber lo que estamos midiendo
HoanBoan
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 27 de junio de 2018
Great addition to the toolbox! Just superb quality everything you would expect from Starrett!
Haforn
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 11 de abril de 2018
As someone else on here said, it's Starrett. The best.
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