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I have this. It gives sae and metric as well as fractions. Which is super fucking handy. Most of the time I do precision guesswork.
And sadly, none of these are precision tools. But gUnSmIffs think they are....
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Truth right there. I might have to sell @DeanMoriarty some more mags to get there but it's within the realm of possibilities...
I shoulda just went and passed out in a voting line
Another good reason you buy a specialty model is you can get insurance through Hagerty or Grundy and save around 70% on your rate with no questions asked stated value of $60k or whatever
I'd back out of that whole deal as quickly as possible
Damn a digital one .they are not accurate
Hell I just use a yard stick. High T
Yeah it seems kinda wonky. It’s all they had. What should I have gotten?
I don't do anything requiring calipers. Have to use a microscope to measure what I work with
I needed one to measure the diameter of this 10/22 hammer pin
Yeah not mine. Work truck
How much are those? This one was 25 bucks. I only needed it to measure one pin. Might just return it if it’s a POS
I use dial caliper most of the time. I think mine is RCBS.I have this. It gives sae and metric as well as fractions. Which is super fucking handy. Most of the time I do precision guesswork.
That’ll prob be 2k - 2.5k by the time it’s over. I’d be a buyer around 1k 1.2k
Noice. My wife has a Durango and she loves it. Has the same knob
I’ve never really been into Dodge. I did like the Cummins I had tho
This was our first experience with a Dodge. Its done well by us, has decent pickup for a V6 lol. Wife put 94K miles on it in 2.5 years with no major issues and we got it for under $30K new. Pretty happy so far!