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Pointer, Z-Axis

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$2.4 $3.29 In stock

This Z-axis pointer serves as the indicator for the Z-axis scale on the mini mill, helping you track position accurately during setup and machining. It is designed for bench top machinists who need a reliable reference point on their equipment.

  • Compatible with the Z-axis scale on mini mills
  • Provides a clear visual reference for positioning
  • Manufactured by Sieg Industrial Group, a known brand in mini mill components
  • Simple, functional design for bench top use
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David ★★★★★

The pointer slides smoothly along the Z-axis scale, making setup adjustments much more precise than eyeballing it. Definitely a must-have for dialing in the mini mill accurately.

Violet D. ★★★★★

I was a little unsure how much this would help with accuracy, but having that clear, direct indicator on the Z-axis has already saved me from a few missteps during setup. The pointer's solid construction and precise fit onto the mill make it feel like it belongs, and it tracks position exactly where

Kevin ★★★★★

The pointer's tip is sharp enough to read the Z-axis scale without squinting, which makes setup on the bench mill a lot less fiddly. It’s a small part, but it does exactly what it’s supposed to do during machining.