Looking for recommendations on a quality feeler gauge set for Christmas. The sets from Harbor Freight suck!
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Quality Feeler Gauge Set
Looking for recommendations on a quality feeler gauge set for Christmas. The sets from Harbor Freight suck!
Deplorable millennial born 30 years too late
Buy a set from napa. They run from $7-50, depending on steel, brass metric / standard combos etc. Not sure of craftsman quality today, the set i have from 75' is still holding up. Even the matco ones from that decade still work.
Last edited by Great-Kazoo; 11-28-2023 at 21:17.
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The Stanley and Proto are solid recommendations. mAC and Snap On are good as well.
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Most of my good ones were pilfered from the Army and/or IBM toolkits.
In fact, I secured an old IBM 360 mainframe toolkit from an Army connex and was ordered by my superiors to dispose of it. I suppose CID is gonna hunt me down now.
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The set I use was manufactured by Caterpillar.
I've never purchased anything from Caterpillar. However, Dad worked there for 30 years...
I guess it may have inadvertently fallen into his lunchbox at some point.
I measured them with my expensive Mitutoyo digital calipers and for the most part they are still dead on. Some of the thinner ones have worn tips- not a lot, about .0005. Not bad for at least 40 years old and hundreds valve and points adjustments.
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