Stainless Steel Feeler Gauge Dual Marked Metric and Imperial Measuring Tool(0.04-0.88 mm, 32 Blades)

These are excellent feeler gauges. There is a good amount of variety of the different sizes. Having the different sizes available for adjusting the valves on the motorcycle was very helpful. They are made of good quality metal and should last a long time. The thinner ones do allow for a slight bend to occur which is perfect for my valve adjustments. They get the job done.The little nut holding them together allows them to be easily removed. The blue plastic "holder" is a thin plastic and will likely rip easily, but that is not a concern to me. What's important is the quality of the tool itself and these work perfectly. They are very reasonably priced and I would Highly Recommend this product.

So I buy these to use as source/base material for making my own tools for Locksport / locksmithing, and I always just grabbed whichever was cheapest and had the sizes I liked and I just did not everything or believe that there was any real difference from one set of gauges to the next and they're being cut up ground down and sanded anyway but there definitely is a big difference and this is the nicest set of feeler gauges of this type/style I have gotten so far.The metal is just better I don't know any other way to put it and it actually has a finish on it it's much nicer looking and while it was oiled, it was not drenched in greece/oil all the other sets I've gotten so far I've had to take out of the packaging and then individually blade by blade, wipe it clean with a paper towel and again I'm grinding and sanding things down into tools so oil is my friend LOL but even then too much LOL not the case with this set and again the finish they actually took the time to put a finish on these I'm very impressed and this will be the specific set of this style of feeler gauges I buy every time from here on out

Does what you want it to do.

I like it, it's east to use and find the right tab, I wish it had smaller sizes. But it does what is says it does, and functions well. the quality seems pretty good, and over all, worth the money.

I just received my set of feeler gauges, and I made 5 random checks from the thickest to the thinnest leaf (5 measurements on 5 blades with an Etalon brand, Swiss made caliper claiming to be accurate to +/- 0.001” or 1/1000”). The caliper is not the best tool for measuring thickness on sheet metal, but it’s the most accurate measurement device I own. All 5 measurements were just a hair high (much less than 0.001) which I attribute to the flat jaws of the caliper being dirty. Every measurement was over the mark by the same amount, so there was no variance. I like the way they have a thick blade outside of the first, thinnest blade to protect that foil-thin blade from damage. I need a gauge, and this exceeds the quality I need. I’ll use my metric caliper to verify the millimeter markings and update this.

Great product perfect for adjusting valves

I received mine with a couple of the gauges slightly out of order (.013 and .014 between .022 and .023, and with the numbering facing backwards) but it was an incredibly simple fix with only a screwdriver or small wrench bit to rearrange it properly. And the tension of the metal protection case can be configured to be looser/tighter. I measured the gauges with an accurate set of calipers and a thickness gauge and all of them were accurate. Each of the gauges came to me covered in a rather sticky/tacky oil that may attracts lint/dust/small shavings. I’d recommend carefully wiping them off and replacing it with a very light coat of something like CLP or a light nano oil, and when using it, wiping the oil off completely with a soft cloth as the oil can mess with your measuring results in some cases, and then reoiling it after. I guess my only real legitimate complaint however is that they are magnetic, but it’s steel, so what can you really do about that…For the price I paid for them however, they’re EASILY worth the purchase. I’d highly recommend it to any machinists or anybody looking to take precision measurements. Easy 5/5 stars!

No frills, but I needed a second one for measuring side seal clearances on a rotary engine rebuild.