Been Googling a bit on this and not finding what I want, thought I'd ask just in case anyone might happen to know.
I have a DiAcro 24" finger brake and shear, and want to make some quick adjustable back gauges. I made a back gauge for the 12" shear of a former employer years ago, using a 1/4-20 screw and a digital caliper for measuring. Worked great, but slow on the adjustment.
If I can find a rack with a pitch equal to some standard dimension, preferably .100 or .200, or some even mm pitch, that would work great.
Got the idea after making a vastly improved travel stop for my Roll-In saw. Bolted a section of rack to the right side frame, and a stop with a short section of rack and a clamp screw. There's also a fine adjustment screw that bears on the vertical saw frame. I use this saw a lot for removing bulk material instead of milling it, so something easier than the wobbly stock stop was needed. Now I'm looking to apply the principle elsewhere.
Thanks,
Jon