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06-19-2011, 09:16 PM #1Member
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Microscope suggestions
Can anyone make recommendations on digital microscopes used for viewing a razors edge?
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06-19-2011, 11:57 PM #2what Dad calls me
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I know nothing about digital microscopes, but Radi8o Shack has an absolute little dandy that has a 100x power and does the job quite well. Only for about 13$.
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Thanks for pointing that out, I checked it out on the web and think I will make a stop on the way home tomorrow
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06-20-2011, 12:42 AM #4Senior Member
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I've got the little radio shack wonder but most time my 3x jewelers monocle is my go to tool.
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The radio shack scopes are a bit limited, they have the 100x bnut the light they get in is very little and that makes viewing the bevel a bit challenging.
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SE Illuminated Pocket Microscope 30X | eBay
beat the RS easy. the 30x is not that different then the claimed 100x , but it gets a lot more light in and allows for very good viewing of the bevels.Stefan
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