Sliding Millimeter Gauge

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Price:$6.95

Item #:GA636

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Specifications

Length: 3-3/4"
_HIDE_KEY_1: The single most valuable tool in your arsenal
_HIDE_KEY_2: Industry standard measuring gauge
_HIDE_KEY_3: Reliably accurate and will last a lifetime
_HIDE_KEY_4: Measures inches and millimeters

Description
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This industry standard measuring gauge is always reliably accurate and will last a lifetime. 3-3/4" in length, this sliding gauge measures from 1 millimeter to 80 millimeters, and also measures inches from 1/16" to 3-1/2".

Why do I need this item?

Without question, this is the single most valuable tool in your arsenal! Accurate and reliable, you will use it over and over again for years to come.

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Customer Reviews

Why did I wait?

Had a plastic gauge that always slipped and was trouble. The way the brass gauge is made makes a huge difference. It holds the beads and cord without scratching them. It makes measuring a breeze! Wish I would have had this from the beginning.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Allen from Houston. on 12/9/2018

Really good deal on brass guage

I find this gauge very accurate and the workmanship to be top notch. I use it to measure faceted stones for jewelry. An exact measure is needed to ensure a good fit in a setting and this one works great.

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Reviewed by: Alan from Corvallis, Oregon. on 5/18/2019

Super Important when you need one.

I needed to measure the mm for replacement prisms for my chandelier and couldn't find mine. Luckily I was able to order an exact replacement. I also use it for measuring gemstones.

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Reviewed by: KAREN from ALAMEDA. on 12/19/2020

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