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    Feeler Gauge set with .03 for $14.00 on eBay

    Folks,

    I know a lot of folks are having a hell of a time finding a feeler gauge set with a fricken .03mm blade (that's not $34.00)!

    Well, I found some and just claimed dibbs on one!

    Elora (german made) 26 blade Metric feeler gauge set .03 - 1.00mm

    $14.00 + $2.75 shipping

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ELORA-German-Thin-Blade-Metric-Feeler-Gauge-New_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ43991QQitemZ4602000712QQrdZ1


    The guy has 1 left, but maybe he has/will get more??
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    #2
    dang! I guess I am going to have to start selling feeler gauges on E-bay!
    you can get a master metric set that goes down to .04mm (.0015 inch) from MAC for $9.99+ shipping.
    Last edited by Guest; 02-25-2006, 12:50 AM.

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      #3
      here is a set that goes from .001" (.03mm) to .015" (.38mm) for $5.20usd
      http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog

      genuine Snap on with chrome holder.

      sorry dude, you got bay scamed.

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        #4
        You can get one that goes down to .04mm at NAPA for about 10 bucks too.

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          #5
          Com'on now guys, you’re making me feel bad!

          BTW, it quality German engineering!!!!
          I don’t mind paying a little extra for a good quality tool!

          There, how’s that for denial!!!!
          Guess I’ll go shoot myself now…..

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            #6
            Y' don't need a .03mm feeler blade for the GS.
            The valves are good when you can slip in a .05mm but not a 0.10mm. This gives you a margin on the loose side, much better.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Guy
              Y' don't need a .03mm feeler blade for the GS.
              The valves are good when you can slip in a .05mm but not a 0.10mm. This gives you a margin on the loose side, much better.
              That's a good rule of thumb Guy, Thanks!
              I'm in the process of checking mine and 6 are under .04mm and 2 are .05mm.
              So, I have some work to do....

              What county are ye in?
              I spent several months in Cork city. I worked for EMC2 and designed & built out a new Data Center at the Ovens facility. Beautiful country, wonderful folks & music!!! The folks at The Lobby "adopted us", so that became our our local.
              Please have a Murphy's (or several) for me!!!

              sláinte!

              Mark

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                #8
                I'm in Dublin. Not sure I can manage a murphys though, I'm already half full of guinness tonight. Did you ride bikes here?

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