Traveling Squareness Comparator P4 Reload @oxtoolco

Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Reload of the #4 traveling comparator video sans dead air at the end of the video. Apparently Mr Bozo found his way into the video editing room. Part four of the traveling comparator build. This device is used to check vertical surfaces for precise perpendicularity. In this video we finish the indicator snug and heat shrink the base to the main rod. We also do some unconventional surface grinding setup to grind the contact feet of the base.

Traveling Squareness Comparator P4 Reload

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