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I'm probably going a bit off topic with this but I prefer the 6" wide
Starrett's.  They're easier to read and in my opinion they are easier
to get a good reading.

Here's a link to a page that carries them:

http://www.mytoolstore.com/starrett/micro030.html

I bought mine from a machine shop that went out of business.  I think
I paid about $100 for a 6".  I also have a 4" Craftsman for smaller
pieces.

Ed Svoboda
www.woodwindforum.com/community




--- In MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Phillips"
<rwphillipsidaho@...> wrote:
>
> Often times, a dial indicator can be zeroed by simply turning the bezel
> until the zero mark aligns with the needle.  Put the guage on a flat
> surface, set the zero and then move it to the reed table with the
probe at
> the mouthpiece tip.
> 
> bob phillips
>