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TheLocalDrunk
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Well the scale has some numbers reversed on it.
So maxes at 6 when fully closed.
When that scale is at 0 (Fully open) does that notch line up with the end of the caliper?
Just wondering if it was meant to catch and stretch something maybe?
So maxes at 6 when fully closed.
When that scale is at 0 (Fully open) does that notch line up with the end of the caliper?
Just wondering if it was meant to catch and stretch something maybe?
TheLocalDrunk
Active Member
Correction. Upside down. When I said 6 i meant 9 
And if there is a 10 it would be zero then on the scale.
And if there is a 10 it would be zero then on the scale.
TheLocalDrunk
Active Member
AAAAAAAannnnnnnnnd my guess was wrong
Found a few of these gauges without the reverse numbers on it like yours but still has the notch
Boley Style Gauge
In this video they just use it to hook their thumb nail into it.
Found a few of these gauges without the reverse numbers on it like yours but still has the notch
Boley Style Gauge
In this video they just use it to hook their thumb nail into it.
Richard Tymko
Active Member
AAAAAAAannnnnnnnnd my guess was wrong
Found a few of these gauges without the reverse numbers on it like yours but still has the notch
Boley Style Gauge
In this video they just use it to hook their thumb nail into it.
Thanks for the help. I Found out it is just for the nail. so no ID reading for this device.