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    Re: Find Top Dead Center of a Hemisphere

    Quote Originally Posted by N2 Welding View Post
    So many ways to skin this cat. Now I think I have to go get an el cheapo combo square kit from HF. Would like a Starrit but I’m too poor.
    If you want a quality combo square at a reasonable price, check out Harry Epstein Co. They have "blem" squares made by PEC in the USA.

    https://www.harryepstein.com/catalog.../result/?q=pec

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    Re: Find Top Dead Center of a Hemisphere

    Thank you Od. I've never head of PEC prior to this. A little research shows precision measuring tools etc.
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    Re: Find Top Dead Center of a Hemisphere

    Measure OD with caliper. Split the difference and use the sharp tips of caliper to scribe in from the edges 3-4 directions and easy to place tip of small bit centered on your marks or prick punch it and center bit in it.

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