Neat accessories
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Jeremy, I use the VEOH VMS-004. It’s cheap and kind of hard to focus, But it works great for my purposes.
Here is a picture of a .7mm pencil lead at the 400x setting.
And a picture of my delica after the 1 micron strops.
Just the tiniest little burr there. the white thing is a bit of paper towel lint.
drmatt357, If you read the review by Paul Cliffrd on that link He sums up my thoughts pretty well. It works really well for me when looking for that last little burr.
Edge after 14 micron strops.
Jeremy, I use the VEOH VMS-004. It’s cheap and kind of hard to focus, But it works great for my purposes.
Here is a picture of a .7mm pencil lead at the 400x setting.
And a picture of my delica after the 1 micron strops.
Just the tiniest little burr there. the white thing is a bit of paper towel lint.
Those pictures look familiar… 😉
+1 on the Veho 400x. All of the microscope progressions on my blog are photographed with the Veho. You can put the whole thing up against the WEPS clamp – the scope can be a little wobbly, but with a little practice, it’s not so difficult to do.I usually employ my daughter to push the camera button on the computer, although you can also take shots directly with a button on the scope.
For normal use out of the WEPS clamp without picture taking abilities, I use the Lumax 100x, which is a kids microscope for about $20.00 it works great. I just remove the slide clamps from the microscope’s base.
In the WEPS clamp, a small loop with a light source is probably the best. IMO, 10x is minimum, but I like to go as high as I can with magnification. – Oh, and don’t cut your nose off when checking the edge!
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