🛠️ Measure Like a Pro, Every Time!
The Spurtar Feeler Gauges set features 32 stainless steel blades ranging from 0.04 to 0.88 mm (0.0015 to 0.035 inches), with dual metric and imperial scales. Laser-etched markings ensure lasting clarity, while anti-rust coating guarantees durability. Compact and lightweight, this tool is perfect for engineers, designers, and professionals demanding precise gap measurements in guitars, spark plugs, valves, and pistons.
| Manufacturer | Spurtar |
| Part number | TFG0032 |
| Item Weight | 120 g |
| Product Dimensions | 9.3 x 1.7 x 1.5 cm; 120 g |
| Item model number | TFG0032-WIFBAU |
| Size | 32 Blades(0.0015-0.035") |
| Colour | Silver |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
S**6
Stainless Feeler Gauges
Most of my feeler gauges are normal steel and will rust but one thing you don't want when doing guitar work is having to spray WD40 over your gauges before use and covering your guitar in oil and muck and that is why I got these. Cheap, reasonable quality and stainless which will really come into their own for neck relief. Simple tool but very useful and a good starting point for anyone thinking about setting up their own guitars.
M**9
I have checked a few and they seem accurate.
Feeler guages, seem good quality I have checked a few with micrometer and they seem to me dimensionally accurate.
J**N
Did the job
Did the job, duel measurements and selectable
P**Y
All the sizes you would want
Extremely good value and excellent quality.
D**C
Stainless steel
Well made easy to use good set of feeler gauge
W**G
Good value. Does the job.
Good value. Does the job.
M**.
Great feeler gauge set
Good range of sizes. Well made and easy to use. Nice box and oily wrapping to keep it in perfect condition.
T**C
OK, but some blades mislabelled
Good size and no sharp edges. I checked the thicknesses with a good quality micrometer and most are well labelled -seem to be bang on with the thousandths (inches) values. However, several seem to be mislabelled, and in particular I found the smaller gauges were thicker.For the price they're fine for the type of work I need them for, but will have to mark the incorrectly stamped blades to avoid making mistakes.
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