Image:GaugeGapThreadGoNoGo.jpg

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Description

Gap style, Go NoGo thread gauge. A front and side view of two similar thread gauges. Holes for the adjusting screws are just visible at the top of the front view gauge. The side view gauge is adjusted by means of a pin spanner at the end of each roller (two holes in the end of each roller's shaft.)

Source

Own photo

Date

26th March 2005

Author

Glenn McKechnie

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