Steel protractors are for setting bevels and measuring and marking angles. It has permanently etched graduations for 0 to 180 degrees in opposite directions. It has a 3-3/8-Inch by 2-Inch head.

This angle finder combines the ruggedness of analog rulers (standard and metric) together with the digital technology needed for complete accuracy when measuring inside, outside and reverse angles.

The plunger dial indicators offer a myriad of uses in your machine shop, from setting up milling machines and lathes to checking the accuracy of a work piece. The highly sensitive plunger detects small imperfections in your stock or machine.

The unique and versitile ANGLE-IZER™ can replace the need for making templates and can be used again and again. Just form the tool into the shape of your work area and then use it to mark your work piece.

This plunger dial indicators offer a myriad of uses in your machine shop, from setting up milling machines and lathes to checking the accuracy of a work piece.

Size 1-1/4"-2-1/8". Double action (self-centering) contact point ends are made of hardened tool steel and precision ground on a radius of the smallest hole the gauge will enter.

Size 1/2"-3/4". Double action (self-centering) contact point ends are made of hardened tool steel and precision ground on a radius of the smallest hole the gauge will enter.

Inside calipers are fully hardened and heat treated. Brushed finish. Size 4".

Pocket size Brass Caliper for measuring rod diameters, plate thickness, inside and outside of tubes. Opens to 4" of inside and outside measuring and graduations in 16ths/millimeters.

Dual Edge Finder combines the two most common sizes (.500" and .200") into one tool. Use it to accurately locate the edges of work pieces before milling or drilling. Dual diameter .200" & .500" , accurate to .0005".

Outside calipers are fully hardened and heat treated. Brushed finish. Size 4".

Size 3/4"-1-1/4". Double action (self-centering) contact point ends are made of hardened tool steel and precision ground on a radius of the smallest hole the gauge will enter.