Review on 📏 iGAGING Digital Multi Gauge for Woodworking and Welding Applications by Adam Hardy

I make nozzles regularly and use a tape measure to measure distances and heights for my router and table saw. My method worked fine for the most part, but using this multimeter helped a lot in terms of accuracy and efficiency. I have confidence in my cuts and can easily reset the measurements if needed. The tool itself is very light, which made me think first about the quality and the possibility of breakage. However, after playing with the sensor for a while, I found it to be very strong and durable. The LCD display has three measurement options; metric, fractional and decimal (assumed to be accurate to 0.001). I mainly used the fractional setting, which was found to be accurate based on test comparisons with a tape measure. It comes with two spare batteries and a pointed anvil (flat anvil included). To change anvils, simply unscrew and screw into the end of the ruler. At $20 (plus shipping, not price at time of purchase), this tool is a great purchase and I highly recommend it!