HAMAR LASER L-705, Manual

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Bore Alignment Using the L-111/ L-102/Bore9
Note:
A visual buck-in (determining visually that the laser beam is near the center of the target without
using the readout or the beam translator) should be done before attempting to buck-in using the readout
and beam translator. The beam translator is limited to the amount it can shift the laser beam up, down,
and from side to side. The laser beam needs to be on target, preferably closer than .060 in. before
adjusting the beam translator.
If the distance from the laser to the near reference bore is greater than 10 percent of the distance from
the Near Bore to the Far Bore, the remote buck-in procedure should be used (see Appendix C on Page
42).
Step 1: Setup
a. Open Bore9 and select the target
and computer interface.
b. Enter the number of bores, the
distance between the bores, the
bore diameters, and select the
alignment tolerances.
c. Measure the nominal bore ID. Use the A-514G Leg-Setting Gage to set the legs of the A-514 Bore
Adapter to the nominal bore ID (see Page 10).