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Calibre de Raio 1mm a 6,50mm Kingtools 600.000
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Ficha Técnica e Modo de uso:
O Calibre de Raio 1mm a 6,50mm Kingtools 600.
000 é utilizado principalmente na ferramentaria e na mecânica para medição por comparação de raios côncavos e convexos de ferramentas, matrizes, moldes, entre outros.
É fabricado em lâminas de aço, estilo "canivete", com a medida de cada raio gravada em cada lâmina.
Em um lado ficam as lâminas com raio côncavos e no outro lado as lâminas com raio convexo.
As lâminas são justas o bastante para permanecerem firmes durante a medição.
- Marca: Kingtools
- Modelo: 600.
000
Características:
- Para medição de raios côncavos e convexos
- Capacidade: 1-6,5mm
- Número de lâminas: 32
- Composição (Côncavo/Convexo): 1 - 1,25 - 1,5 - 1,75 - 2 - 2,25 - 2,5 - 2,75 - 3 - 3,5 - 4 - 4,5 - 5 - 5,5 - 6 - 6,5 (mm)
O Jogo de Calibrador de Raio (Pente de Raio) Para medição de raios côncavos e convexos Capacidade 1 a 6,5mm Kingtools 600.
000 foi desenvolvido em aço de alta resistência ao desgaste garantindo uma vida útil maior, proporcionando desempenho eficiente com excelente relação custo-benefício.
Ideal para quem necessita versatilidade de aplicação a um baixo custo.
Para medição de raios côncavos e convexos
Como quem comprou avalia este produto
April 20 2025
Only concern is wheel loading up over time and changing diameter. Will be interesting to see if this is a valid concern over time. Otherwise look like a great idea.... and a ton cheaper than the pro one with the auto moveable stop...
April 20 2025
I take it if you remove the tool from the saw, you have to recalibrate right? Would that be the case for changing batteries?
April 20 2025
Just got mine last week. It definitely works, but if you have a Metabo HPT, you will need to add more height to the fence or you will be very limited on material thickness using the stock fence height. It is accurate, but some may think hitting zero each time after a cut is too much work….. definitely not faster than stop blocks, but amazing for those lacking space or the ability to have a full rail setup. Definitely a product I would recommend overall.
April 20 2025
My concern is if you have to calibrate every time you remove the caliber from the miter saw??
April 20 2025
What’s the 3 month takeaway?? How much use has it gotten? Is it still accurate? How long do the batteries last? Maybe a 3 month review video???
April 20 2025
So…if one attached the unit to the fence , calibrated, made the cuts then turn it off. Do you have to go back through the calibration process again to do more cuts later?
April 20 2025
the measuring mechanism should have 2 wheels and each should have its own measuring electronics.
the difference in the measured values of the two wheels will be more accurate than the value of one measuring mechanism.
...i thing so....
April 20 2025
So did you buy it or did they give it to you. “Sending it out” is vague
April 20 2025
Definitely it will not replace the measuring tool but this device is a help in a shop or a field
April 20 2025
Thank you so much for highlighting that we need to calibrate for blade width. I kept missing by 1/8th too, so I would manually extend it out by that offset. But, I love my M1 too! Works great!
April 20 2025
Hey — could you give an update on this gadget?
Would love to know how it has held up over a year and if you still use it
April 20 2025
When calibrating, Cut a little piece of to zero the saw, then, when making your 6 foot mark line it with the right side of the blade… No need to bother with the kerf offset
April 20 2025
You can only calibrate with it off then push the left and middle buttons together then the right button
April 20 2025
Could you use this cutting metal pipe or square tube? We cut tons of aluminum square tubing all day! Not me but someone else does.
