Dial Gauges & Magnetic Bases

newport100 · Post by **newport100** » Tue Jul 08, 08 9:02 pm

All Brand new and guaranteed 2 years

Dial Gauge 0-1" on its own - £9.95
Dial Gauge 0-10mm on its own- £9.95

Either of the above with a 60KG Pull magnetic base in box (as pictuted) - £18.00

Prices inc Carriage UK Mainland

Paypal ezelapsales@aol.com

db · Post by db » Wed Jul 09, 08 10:48 pm

Bought an identical one recently to setup my Ford diff- brilliant

newport100 · Post by **newport100** » Wed Jul 09, 08 10:55 pm

wasnt off ebay was it mate?

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Wed Jul 09, 08 11:51 pm

For 18 a set what accuracy does it guarantee?

newport100 · Post by **newport100** » Thu Jul 10, 08 12:10 am

0.01mm or 0.001" imp

or if not happy get it free- !

Not posting the to make cash- we shift a lot daily - Just noticed Pete W post one and realised they me be useful for members

db · Post by db » Thu Jul 10, 08 9:44 am

newport100 wrote:wasnt off ebay was it mate?

Yup, but i've just remembered it was just the base i bought recently, the gauge was a used one i got off ebay a a while ago.

Ivor · Post by **Ivor** » Thu Jul 10, 08 10:35 am

Bargain! My Starrett dial gauge cost over a hundred quid, without the stand!

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Thu Jul 10, 08 10:50 am

Anyone doing serious engine, trans, or axle work needs one of these.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Thu Jul 10, 08 7:10 pm

Do you just have the plunger type? Or are there finger gauges as well?

And what is shipping to Indy?

newport100 · Post by **newport100** » Thu Jul 10, 08 7:59 pm

Yeah James - I have the finger type too!- Postage on either of the gauges wont be too bad - but if you need the mag base that will whack it up (£28 !)

Feeler Type here

http://chronos.ltd.uk/acatalog/CHRONOS_ ... FFERS.html

db · Post by db » Thu Jul 10, 08 8:13 pm

Aarg

too

many

shiny

things
must
lie

down

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Fri Jul 11, 08 11:51 am

I was looking for some mega accurate ones (+/-0.001mm), but they are also mega expensive.

I have an old +/-0.01mm plunger but it seems to have developed some hysteresis and doesn't necessarily return to zero which is a bit of a problem.

I haven't actually looked over here yet to see what is available but those do seem a very good price (which is why I enquired about accuracy, I expected an answer of +/- 0.1mm!!!).

Mick70RR · Post by **Mick70RR** » Fri Jul 11, 08 4:00 pm

I bought one of these off ebay a few months ago, imperial with the stand. Can't remember what I paid for it though.

MrNorm · Post by **MrNorm** » Sun Jul 13, 08 9:19 am

Bratfink wrote:I haven't actually looked over here yet to see what is available

James, James, James......you are in the land of the free mate. Harbor Freight http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/d ... number=623 (they've got branches near you, BTW make sure you download and take along the 20% off coupon too!!)
Or McMaster Carr has everything you'll ever need, including dial guages to suit your pocket...http://www.mcmaster.com/

For the rest of us 'over here' get one local, no need to look any further than these ones from newport

Stu · Post by **Stu** » Fri Aug 15, 08 4:17 pm

Just thought I'd pass on some credit where it's due. Just ordered some kit from Mark on Wednesday. Got an E-mail yesterday to say it had been sent, with a tracking number on it, checked today, on it's way.... Just arrived! Brilliantly packaged and totally hassle free. Thank's, Mate!