Digital LCD Linear 0-150mm/0-6inch Accurate Digital Readout Lathe Scale for Milling Machines
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Model: 0-150mm
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- MEASURING RANGEMeasuring range: 0-150mm/0-6,Accuracy: 0.06mm/0.002,Resolution: 0.01mm / 0.0005
- READINGInch, fractional & metric reading
- LARGE REMOTE LCD DISPLAYRemote readout display convenient for reading and operation
- WIDE APPLICATION: Vertical & Horizontal Beam 2-in-1 for Router lift, Router table, Planer& Table Saw. It is used to be equipped together with various industry lathes and upgrade old lathe
- What You Get1*Digital readout 0-150mm, 1 set *Install fittings, 2*3V lithium CR2032 battery,1*User Manual, 1*protective case
Brand: SHAHE
Material: Aluminum
Range: 1.5E+2 millimeters
Measurement Accuracy: ±0.06mm
Number of Batteries: 2 CR2 batteries required. (included)
Brand Name: SHAHE
UPC: 385606582205
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Wenzhou Sanhe Measuring Instrument Co.,LTD
Included Components: calipers/pakcage box
Item Weight: 7.02 ounces
Model: 0-150mm
Part Number: 5403F
Range: 1.5E+2 millimeters
Measurement Accuracy: ±0.06mm
Number of Batteries: 2 CR2 batteries required. (included)
Material Type: Aluminum
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Model: 0-150mm
I bought this hoping to add a digital readout to a standard 6" jointer, and it worked far more easily than I anticipated. The photos show the DRO attached to the jointer (an older Bridgewood model fitted with a helical cutterhead). The steps to fit it to the jointer were: 1. Determine where the end brackets need to be so the guide bar is parallel to the infeed table ways, and drill and tap 8-32 holes in the jointer base for the mounting screws. 2. Attach the end brackets, and use these to determine how long the bar needs to be, and cut the bar to this length (mine came out to exactly 6" - who'd have thought...). Since the bar is aluminum, it's easily cut with a hacksaw and cleaned up with a file. 3. Place the guide bar and carriage into the brackets, and measure the distance from the bottom of the carriage to the side of the infeed table to determine the carriage attachment bracket depth. 4. Adjust the supplied carriage attachment bracket to provide the necessary depth for attachment as measured in the previous step. This may involve adding spacers, or as in my case flattening out the "z" in the bracket to reduce the depth. 5. Remove the guide bar assembly, attach the bracket to the carriage, re-attach the guide bar to the end brackets, and determine where to drill and tap a hole for the screw to fasten the carriage bracket to the infeed table (mine landed exactly on the hole from the original arrow indicator, so just needed to be enlarged and tapped - as they say, it's better to be lucky than to be good), and attach to the infeed table 6. Adjust the table to give a 0 depth of cut, and use the zero-set button to calibrate the gauge The whole process took just about an hour, and initial testing seems to indicate it's quite accurate. A couple of caveats: - Put the batteries in first and see which orientation of the carriage gives positive versus negative measurements - you really want to have positive measurements increasing as you lower the infeed table, i.e., as the carriage moves to the left. For me, this meant orienting the carriage with the output wire on top - The measurements given by the DRO need to be scaled by some factor to get the actual depth of cut, since the DRO measures the travel along the angled ways. You can determine this by using the existing scale along the infeed table, which will show how far the infeed table needs to be slid down to get a desired depth of cut. In my case, the factor was exactly 2, so the depth of cut is exactly half of what the DRO shows - i.e., if the DRO shows .050", the depth of cut is .025". I don't know if this is the standard angle used for jointers, or specific to my machine, so you might have a different factor. (It would be great if the manufacturers provided a mechanism to set a scale factor to make it ideal for applications like these.)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024 by Jonathan Sevy
Model: 0-150mm
good device, 10-24 bolts fit the slots. The bracket that mounts on the back of the sensor has to point to the back, not wide enough to wrap around the side, so I had to reverise the bar mountung brackets so the back of the sensor faces out. Overall happy with the price, resolution and the sytem overall. Mounted on a planer, very nice addition.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by Kay
Model: 0-150mm
These are so much better than Wixey. Lacking one feature that would make them perfect: calibrating to a specific distance. You can only zero this gauge, so it works great for something like a router table or drill press where you generally start with a reference surface and just need to calculate the offset. On something like a planer or a drum sander, though, with a fixed cutting plane and a movable bed that won't go all the way to zero, you'll have to determine how far the bed is from the cutting surface and do that math in your head every time. In this case, I zero the gauge at 5mm or 10mm to make the math easier and write that down on the machine, next to the readout. Well worth the price and accurate. The Wixeys are reliably corrupted by static electricity, which makes them almost useless to me. These (six of them) have never had that issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025 by Senabean
Model: 0-150mm
Cheap inexpensive way to ad Z-axis to a Bridgeport mill.
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2026 by Doug
Model: 0-150mm
This SHAHE Measuring Tools LCD Linear 0-150mm/0-6inch Digital Readout Scale has been fantastic! I bought this due to my need to add a DRO on an older piece of equipment I have, so that I could be more repeatedly accurate in my depth operations. I bought the 150mm/6" stroke version. I picked this Brand due to its good reviews, and that ended up being a great decision! I am coming back here today, after having used this nearly every day of the week, over the past three years now. It has been accurate for me down to 0.0005", as verified with other calibrated certified measuring equipment, used to measure the parts it produces. This purchase was a great value for the money. It has been extremely accurate, fast, and easy to use.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by SteveIowa
Model: 0-150mm
This doesn’t just drop in. You have to disassemble your cross slide, create mount points with a tap and dye, likely trim the scale, find a way to mount the unnecessarily large reader to the scale in a way that doesn’t interfere with your cross slide, run an obscenely long wire close to the moving parts of your lathe to the display box and hope it all pans out when you put it all back together. Do this instead - get digital calipers and mount that to your cross slide. They operate almost exactly the same way. Adapting one of THOSE with a smaller reader and no wires is actually far easier than making loads of weird contortions to get this to fit the setup. This item is best suited for a larger lathe, but if you’re running one of those you should get a higher quality CNC grade DRO.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025 by WRAITH DYNAMICS
Model: 0-150mm
This worked out great as a DRO for my lathe cross slide.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026 by Pat
Model: 0-150mm
The pictures are of what came out of the box from the seller. Obviously used. I payed for a new DRO not this junk. There was missing hardware also. I sent pictures to the seller and they admitted that they sometimes resell used returned items as new. I can't believe they admitted it! I returned it to Amazon for refund. I could have exchanged it but I refuse to deal with or support sellers like this. With that being said after inspecting the DRO it was perfectly clear that this is a very cheap product. Flimsy sheet metal brackets. The DRO movement on the scale was very rough and Jerky. The magnets on the console were barely able to support the readout and cables. This is a great concept but poorly executed. If you need a DRO spend the extra money on a better one from a responsible seller. Maybe I just got a lemon. I will never know!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024 by frank