Production activities in CNC machines represent a significant portion of operations in manufacturing systems. Dimensional control is a constant concern, as measurements typically require removing the machined part to verify dimensions. The part must be returned to the machine for further machining if corrections are needed. This process can lead to clamping errors, loss of part referencing, and time loss due to process interruption and part removal. This study aims to propose and evaluate the technical feasibility of using internal tool presetting systems, also known as laser toolsetters, for measuring turned parts. Experimental tests conducted with the toolsetter mounted on the machine tool holder yielded results indicating the technical viability of this approach, both in diameter and length measurements of turned parts.