Imported gauges tend to measure correct enough
They are not as precise as some of the high grade ones but you have to measure .00005" to prove it. Mostly they are a bit softer and can be scratched easier, not an issue as all for a home hobbyist gun guy...
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- Thx for the tips on the plug gauges. Ordered from Enco and -
brionic,
2014-01-30, 10:20
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- Imported gauges tend to measure correct enough -
Fowler,
2014-01-30, 14:03
- Thx. I don't have the means or the skill to measure .00005 -
brionic,
2014-01-30, 15:35
- With very very few exceptions you only need that many zeros -
John K.,
2014-01-30, 19:16
- Excellent reference, John. Personal favorite. - brionic, 2014-01-30, 19:32
- With very very few exceptions you only need that many zeros -
John K.,
2014-01-30, 19:16
- Thx. I don't have the means or the skill to measure .00005 -
brionic,
2014-01-30, 15:35
- Thanks for the heads up on the discount -
Jared,
2014-02-01, 10:13
- Good deal, eh? -
brionic,
2014-02-01, 10:35
- We are planning on it. - Jared, 2014-02-01, 11:30
- Good deal, eh? -
brionic,
2014-02-01, 10:35
- Thx for the tips on the plug gauges. Ordered from Enco and - RidinLou, 2014-02-01, 13:18
- Imported gauges tend to measure correct enough -
Fowler,
2014-01-30, 14:03