If anyone requires some feeler gauge 0.0015 then I will be pleased to 
send upon receipt of a mailing address.
I have some 12inch strips that I can cut to length.
They are not however stainless steel.
If anyone wants some then please send me an Email.
I will be pleased to be of help.
Regards
Peter

In a discussion with John Winslow he commented to me that you obtain 
very nearly the same reading with a .002 feeler as you do with .0015", 
and the .002" is less likely to wrinkle.  He sent me a few, and I have 
to agree, a good substitute for .0015".

Paul

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> I have some 12inch strips that I can cut to length.
> They are not however stainless steel.
> If anyone wants some then please send me an Email.
> I will be pleased to be of help.
> Regards
> Peter
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On a typical soprano facing, .0015" gives 37 on a glass gage and .0020"
gives 36.  One number difference would be typical on larger mouthpieces too.

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Yes, you just take that into account. You can accomplish the same work 
in the end.

Paul

Keith Bradbury wrote:

>On a typical soprano facing, .0015" gives 37 on a glass gage and .0020"
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