High quality feeler gauges. They work as described. No rust issues like with some.
I used mine to fabricate shims for a project but they’d function just fine as feeler gauges. The accuracy in thickness was within +|- .001
Spurtar 32 Blades Feeler Gauges 0.0015-0.035'' (0.04-0.88 mm) Stainless Steel Feeler Gauge Set SAE/Metric Feeler Gauge for Me
4.5 | 695 ratings
Price: 5.99
Last update: 08-27-2024
About this item
Measures: stainless steel tool set measuring from 0.0015 Inch to 0.035 Inch (0.04mm to 0.88 mm), a feeler gauge set portable to use with clear numbers on it
Practical: Made of #65 manganese steel, each measuring feeler gauge has 32 blades of thickness, a trigger pull gauge, easy and convenient to take and stock
Multi-role: Marked Metric /Imperial reading, for measuring gap width/thickness imperial /metric sizes, practical tools in the designers, engineers, machinist tool box
Long-lasting: Laser Etched for each number and scale, metric feeler gauge set with clear marks on it, make it doesn't wear out easily and last for more time
Anti-rust: The filler gauge set is covered with anti-rust oil, hardened and polished for long time and accurate usage, making it doesn't get rusty and is easy to open
Practical: Made of #65 manganese steel, each measuring feeler gauge has 32 blades of thickness, a trigger pull gauge, easy and convenient to take and stock
Multi-role: Marked Metric /Imperial reading, for measuring gap width/thickness imperial /metric sizes, practical tools in the designers, engineers, machinist tool box
Long-lasting: Laser Etched for each number and scale, metric feeler gauge set with clear marks on it, make it doesn't wear out easily and last for more time
Anti-rust: The filler gauge set is covered with anti-rust oil, hardened and polished for long time and accurate usage, making it doesn't get rusty and is easy to open
Product Description
Spurtar Stainless Steel Feeler Gauge Dual Marked Metric/Imperial 32 Blades Gap Measuring Tool
The feeler gauge tool itself consists of a variety of small thickness of steel (known as blades) of different thicknesses which have size measurements marked along each piece.
Spurtar feeler gauge designed in Imperial/Metric, range: 0.0015in/0.04mm-0.035in/0.88mm
A feeler gauge is a must-have tool for checking valve tolerances, point gaps, correct nut slot depths, fret slot width, string to fret clearances, piston and cylinder and other hardware installation work. Get quick and precise measurements with this set of 32 feeler gauges.
Application:
- Tappet Clearance
- Spark Plug Gaps
- Distributor Points
- Bearing Clearances
- Piston Ring Gaps
- Nut Slot Depth Control
- When checking or replacing spark plugs, ensuring that the plugs have the proper gap is critical to engine performance. A spark-plug gap gauge both measures and adjusts the gap and is inexpensive and simple to use. Use Spurtar stainless steel feeler gauge to gapping an exact distance across of your spark plugs
- Spurtar 32 blades Feeler Gauges are widely use in industrial, automotive, mechanical, for hardware installation work, and for setting up shop tools such as tappet clearance, distributor points, bearing clearances, piston ring gaps
- This precise set of 32 blades feeler gauges in the luthier's workshop can perform a wide variety of functions to measuring with string action to measuring the correct nut slot depths, fret slot width, string to fret clearances, these steel feeler gauges are marked in both metric and imperial measurements for easy use
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Jeff Shipman
Did exactly what I needed
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024LawDawg
Must have tool
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Great!!! But it comes covered in oil
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Husband really likes ‘em!
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Gauges like these
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Great buy from Amazon again
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Missing some measurements
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