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“Tools” – measuring, aligning and centering
This page covers tools that are necessary not only for measuring but for aligning and centering. tools covered are:
Measuring lengths
rulers
contraction rules
micrometers and optical parallels
flute micrometers
height gauges
depth gauge
digital caliper
DTI’s, inductive sensors, stands etc – links
DTI’s,
inductive sensors
comparator stands for DTI’s and inductive sensors
slip gauges and accessories
toolmaker’s buttons
toolmakers buttons – type 2
sodium light source
optical flats and optical parallels
go no go gauge
straight edge
surface plate
Measuring angles
cylindrical squares
cylindrical square
making a cylindrical square
using a cylindrical square for testing right angles
protractors
slip gauges and sine bars
Angle Dekkor
levels
Measuring the diameters of holes
pins
plug gauges
taper gauges
telescopic gauges
internal micrometers
bore gauges
Optical matters
microscopes
microscopes – introduction
metallurgical microscopes
centering microscope
binocular microscope
Alignment telescopes and autocollimators
monochromatic lighting source
measuring weights
Other
parallels
angle plates
gear tooth calipers
surface finish
aligning/centering tools
edge finding
cigarette paper
wigglers
centering microscopes
webcams
aligning axes
john f's workshop 
My late husband was a collector/hoarder of all things, particularly of old tools. I have a vast number of items I don’t even know the name of, one of which is, I am told, is an indexer(I do have photos). Have you any idea how I can sell these items? Ebay doesn’t seem specialist enough.
Most of my tools have been acquired via ebay. I have two indexing chucks both of which were acquired on ebay.
Ebay has the great advantages that it is the largest possible market, ie the most number of people, who might be interested and the price is solely determined by the demand. Any dealer will need to make a large profit to cover his costs. Selling on homeworkshop really needs you to quote a price.
If it is metalworking stuff put it under “metalworking”. So long as people can see what it is and the condition it is in. ie lots of photos, you can start at 99p and the market will determine the price.
john f