📏 Spurtar Blades Measurement: Ultimate Precision for Measuring Thickness Review

I didn't expect much from them. I assumed a tolerance of +/- 0.001 and that's what I got. However, they are not always more or less. 0.040 inch is 0.0394, 0.010 is 0.0101, and 0.001 is 0.0016. The ones I have are the same but in length. half a thousand in all this. If you expect them to be accurate to 25ths of a million, you will be disappointed. Accepting them for who they are and using them appropriately can make them feel good. For example I need to set the spacing to 0.001 - 0.002 and at…

These styli have been micrometer tested for accuracy. Unfortunately, the product as a whole falls into the cheap craftsmanship category. Stomping on the tentacles is eye strain at best. That doesn't mean the cheap plastic nut holding the book together will break and just fall apart over the air intake. There's nothing more frustrating than having to find a way to remove the plastic parts of a disintegrating tool that got lost in an engine because it's a cheap tool. It fell apart and I was lucky

Can't be beat for the price. They are as accurate as anything I've used in the lab. You should always measure any gauge you use with calibrated micrometers if you need mil-level accuracy. But for most automotive applications you just don't need that level. Even when cheaper gauges corrode due to poor instrument care, the thickness change is within the accuracy needed by anyone spending so little on a gauge. Fixed complaints about it not being stainless steel. Of course not. And they shouldn't…