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Re: Wall thickness measurement tools
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May 27th a 11:32 AM
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by dblgnfix |
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I make my own wall thickness gage similar to the one Drew has in his post. I have verified its reading via other methods such as cross sectioning ultra sonic and eddy current. They all give the same reading within .0006" which wouldn't make the slightest difference.
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