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Precision Feeler Gauges Set 13 leaves
€6,90
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Precision Feeler Gauges Set 13 leaves
€6,90
Precision Feeler Gauge Set – Metric & Imperial
This high-quality feeler gauge set is designed for accurate gap measurement in a wide range of mechanical and precision applications. Featuring both metric and imperial blades, it provides versatility and convenience for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Each leaf is manufactured from durable, wear-resistant steel to ensure long-lasting performance and consistent accuracy. The blades are precisely ground to tight tolerances, allowing for reliable measurements when setting clearances, checking tolerances, or performing fine adjustments.
The compact, foldable design keeps all gauges organized and easily accessible, making it ideal for use in workshops, garages, or on-site jobs.
Metric Sizes (mm):
0.05 – 0.10 – 0.15 – 0.20 – 0.25 – 0.30 – 0.40 – 0.50 – 0.60 – 0.70 – 0.80 – 0.90 – 1.00
Imperial Sizes (inch):
.002 – .004 – .006 – .008 – .010 – .012 – .016 – .020 – .024 – .028 – .032 – .036 – .040
Key Features:
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Dual-scale set with both metric and imperial measurements
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Precision-ground blades for accurate gap measurement
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Durable, wear-resistant steel construction
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Wide range of sizes for maximum versatility
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Compact folding design for easy storage and portability
Ideal for automotive work, machining, maintenance, and precision assembly, this feeler gauge set delivers dependable performance whenever exact measurements matter.
Feeler Gauges FAQ
What are feeler gauges used for on a guitar?
Feeler gauges are used to measure and set small gaps on a guitar, most commonly string action at the nut, neck relief, and pickup height adjustments.
Why are feeler gauges important for setup?
They provide accurate, repeatable measurements in millimeters or thousandths of an inch, helping ensure consistent action and playability across the entire fretboard.
Where do I use feeler gauges on a guitar?
Common points include: nut slot height, neck relief (7th–9th fret area), and pickup height adjustment relative to the strings.
What thickness feeler gauges are used for guitar setup?
Typical guitar setups use small increments, often between 0.05 mm and 1.0 mm depending on the measurement point and instrument type.
Can beginners use feeler gauges?
Yes. Feeler gauges are one of the most beginner-friendly precision tools for guitar setup because they remove guesswork from small adjustments.