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Very high quality for holding your dial indicator. You need to be aware this model has a 1/4” hole and a 3/8” hole at the top end, and that if your dial indicator has a lug in the back with a hole in it, there’s no way to join the 2 holes together. You will need an accessory rod for doing that. Cost is around $10. I made one that is 1/4” on one end to fit the indicator and clamp the lug tightly, and the other end is 3/8” diameter, because the holder’s 3/8” hole clamps better than its 1/4” hole.
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This NOGA holder is an item that makes you smile every time you use it. My primary application is truing workpieces in the 4-jaw chuck of my lathe. The quality, ease of use, and functionality make it worth every penny. I wish I had bought one years ago.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I own several magnetic bases for indicators. This is without a doubt the best one. It is nearly infinitely adjustable and can fit where the others can't. It's also very quick to set it up. Just loosen the main knob, position the indicator then tighten the knob. Fine adjustments can be made with the precision fine adjustment knob near the clamp for the indicator. Recommended!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Bought mainly for the Noga magnetic holder and took a chance on the test indicator. Turned out the indicator works pretty good. The Noga works great.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
These gage holders are great! With the twist of one knob you can firmly lock the end within a fraction of an inch, unlike another holder I've ever used. The fine adjust works great too. No more having to rotate the indicator scale while trying not to shift the whole gage's position!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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