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Accurately measuring the bore using my Starrett No. S229 telescoping gage and No. 439 mic. The bronze bushing that presses in measured 2.2525-2.2530 so I was shooting for a target size of 2.250. Telescope gages are very accurate tools when used correctly. It takes time to learn the proper techniques for adjusting them in a bore and for the “feel” when measuring over them. I common misconception people make is that the ends of the gages are flat when in fact they have radii to match the bore size

Let’s take a look at the milling department Starrett During our visit they were running production on a few sizes of their No. 98 machinist level. It was a wonderful surprise to see so many vintage Kearny & Trecker and Cincinnati milling machines still in service and being used every day to manufacture not only raw castings but many tools Starrett makes. The 98 level, like many of their tools, will go through several stages of manufacturing. Milling the bottom of the level and involuted V-groove

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