Attachment fits combination square blades & rules 1" wideFor attaching 1" combination blade at right angles to thin steel try squares, rules, or bladesFor laying out key seats, centers, scribing horizontal lines, and measuring distances

This gage is a standard for grinding and setting tools when cutting Acme threadsAngles and edges of this gage are hardened, ground and carefully tested

This gage is made to the United States Standard for uncoated sheet, plate iron and steel, and is based on weights in ounces per square footThe gage has a satin finish and decimal equivalents on the reverse sideCarefully tested after hardening

This gage is the generally accepted standard for non-ferrous metalsScrew slotting cutters are also made to this gageFor gaging sheet, plate, and wire made of non-ferrous metals like copper, brass, and aluminum

Solid nutStrong, flexible bow springFulcrum stud is hardenedBearing surfaces of legs are large enough to prevent any side deflectionAdjustment screw is centrally located in the legs to assure smooth action

Fulcrum stud is hardened and the bearing surfaces of the legs are large enough to prevent any side deflectionThe bow spring is strong and flexible, and the adjustment is centrally located in the legs to assure smooth actionSolid nutFor toolmakers and...

Very useful tool, especially for bearing work and for gauging slotsAccurately tapered throughout its entire length for quick and convenient measuring of slot widths, etc.

Locking device fixes any leaf in positionTempered-steel constructionFor determining hole sizes in dies and other kinds of work

Have a square knurled grip and will not roll when laid down Hardened and properly tempered Tips are accurately centered and ground at the proper angle to give maximum service

Have a square knurled grip and will not roll when laid down Hardened and properly tempered Tips are accurately centered and ground at the proper angle to give maximum service

Have a square knurled grip and will not roll when laid down Hardened and properly tempered Tips are accurately centered and ground at the proper angle to give maximum service

Well proportioned, hardened, properly tempered, and have a knurled grip for ease of handling Special tempering makes head less likely to fracture from hard, off-center blow