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90 degree depth gauge..

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Roy

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Alright getting a few questions about my barrel depth gauge. Hope these pictures help. A 90 degree angle will work on any round, oct/rnd, oct. swamped barrel along any point. As long as your are inletting the barrel halfway and as long as you have the side profiles properly marked. :thumbsup:
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My advice is do not try to over think it.. just use it :thumbsup:
 
That is a barrel blank I guess.. :haha: A friend of mine sent that home with me to make something, one day, out of it :thumbsup:

Got to love simple tools.. :thumbsup:
 
Oh come on Roy...... :idunno: You know that is Waaaaaaaay to simple to work...... :confused: isn't it ? :hmm: :rotf: :rotf:

Keith Lisle
 
Keith I had asked for clarification on it's use because I thought I had to be missing something. Seemed wayyyy tooo easy. Figured I had missed something. Now I really feel like a simpleton :idunno: I don't have a reputation of overthinking but I'm starting to get there :shocked2:
 
Ya'll have Grandpa Stroh for that little tool design... :haha:
 
Great wee tool that can also be used to measure the depth of the barrel chanel inlet !!!
Bob
 
Its a machinist version of a carpenter's square, which has been in use since at least the time when the pyramids were built! I didn't know Grandpa
Stoh was that old? :grin: :bow: :rotf: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
paulvallandigham said:
Its a machinist version of a carpenter's square, which has been in use since at least the time when the pyramids were built! I didn't know Grandpa
Stoh was that old? :grin: :bow: :rotf: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Yep pretty cool huh?? A simple tool that has been around for that long and yet some people think that its easier to take a measurement every 1/4" to inlet a swamped barrel... :shake:
 
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