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  1. 05-11-2016 #1
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    Lives in Sonderborg, Denmark.
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    Hi,

    Does anyone know where this device is used? The two lines moves across the lense when I turn the wheel.


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  2. 05-11-2016 #2
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    Its off a Russian cruise missile
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    I thought it was to find Deans small odds and ends
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    I thought it was to find Deans small odds and ends
    Nothing Odd about my small end. .
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    There are obviously several small things it can measure... ;-) On another website I was told that it is used for setting tool offsets, which also makes sense.


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    It looks like it's used as described on other website,it measures a linear offset, clamped to one jobby after rough alignment with the indexing arm and the offset of whatever read off the indicator dial after the target has been aligned.
    Perhaps.
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