>   From: "STEVE GOODSON" <steveg@...>
>Subject: RE: Tip Gauges
>
>The tip opening gauge that Babbit sells is pretty basic: it's not super
>precise, and only goes to .120. It is cheap and easy to use, probably just
>fine for most hobbyists.

Right now I'm not even a hobbyist. I figure if I ever get into it enough and 
good enough like some of you guys I'll either buy a Winslow guage or have 
one made.

Keith

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Winslow (Madison Enterprises) does not normally sell their dial 
indicator gauge and fixture separately, unless this has changed very 
recently.

Paul

Keith Ley wrote:

>>  From: "STEVE GOODSON" <steveg@...>
>>Subject: RE: Tip Gauges
>>
>>The tip opening gauge that Babbit sells is pretty basic: it's not super
>>precise, and only goes to .120. It is cheap and easy to use, probably just
>>fine for most hobbyists.
>>    
>>
>
>Right now I'm not even a hobbyist. I figure if I ever get into it enough and 
>good enough like some of you guys I'll either buy a Winslow guage or have 
>one made.
>
>Keith
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