Height adjustable depth gauge tool

[Philbert]

I try. if i get success, i start to sell globally.

Send me a sample!

Philbert

 

[Junk Meister]

Note that this one is a single, ‘U’-shaped piece, which is different from the one in Post# 2 and #6.

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More info in that thread, including instructions.

Philbert

I have 1 of these. They cut to the chase for checking clearance. I like how it fits and feels. No second guessing.
The "More INFO" Part at the bottom of the pics,,, I would like to read that. The only draw back I have is verifying .025" or .030 , I usually just grab a different gauge to double check.
EDIT
"It showed up as I was posting this" thanks

 

[hdyk]

Send me a sample!

Philbert

you can buy it from usa when i done. i hope my metal friend undertand the system from pics and my explanation.

 

[Wilhelm]

Pferd ever put this out?

Adjust. depth gauge TBL 24 for def. checks of the depth limit distance on saw chains with pitch 1/4", 3/8“ LP, .325“, 3/8“,.404

int.pferd.com

Up on ebay, and Conrad has it in stock too.

 

[Philbert]

Pferd ever put this out?

Adjust. depth gauge TBL 24 for def. checks of the depth limit distance on saw chains with pitch 1/4", 3/8“ LP, .325“, 3/8“,.404

int.pferd.com

Wow! Somehow I missed this post!
Was focused on the older, Oregon models!

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Up on ebay, and Conrad has it in stock too.

Thanks for following up on this.

Lots of good information in that link, but not available in the US.

(I like how eBay translates the brand name ’Pferd’ to ‘Horse’!)



Philbert

 

[bigbadbob]

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Up on ebay, and Conrad has it in stock too.

I bought some thing from them..
Had to chat them up as for some reason I had a hard time paying them.
Sales and shipping were good, price was good.

 

[hdyk]

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i will start this project with 3D print plastic model with price USD 22 in japan as a depth checker having wider depth range than pferd one.

 

[hdyk]

アジャスタブルデプスチェッカー | SSJ powered by BASE

数値ではなくダイアルネジで、カッターの状態と体感に合わせて無段階に調整、可視化、チェックできるゲージです。スタートポイントは約0.2mm(ハード&ハード)、3/4の1.7mm、それ以上も設定可能です。全てのピッチ、ゲージ、シーケンスに対応しています画像3枚目は新品のC85とスタートポイントの比較です。

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start from about 0.2mm to over for 3/4 pitch

 

[Sloughfoot]

アジャスタブルデプスチェッカー | SSJ powered by BASE

数値ではなくダイアルネジで、カッターの状態と体感に合わせて無段階に調整、可視化、チェックできるゲージです。スタートポイントは約0.2mm(ハード&ハード)、3/4の1.7mm、それ以上も設定可能です。全てのピッチ、ゲージ、シーケンスに対応しています画像3枚目は新品のC85とスタートポイントの比較です。

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start from about 0.2mm to over for 3/4 pitch

Is it plastic?

 

[Philbert]

‘Rather than relying on numerical scales, this gauge features a dial screw that allows you to make stepless adjustments to the filing angle—tailoring it to your specific feel and preference—while simultaneously visualizing and verifying the setting. The starting point is set at approximately 0.2 mm ("Hard & Hard"), with a 3/4 setting at 1.7 mm; settings beyond this range are also possible.

It is compatible with all pitches, gauges, and sequences. For those who prefer to manage settings numerically, simply measure a single cutter using a caliper to determine the precise numerical value, and then align the dial accordingly.

The third image provides a comparison between a brand-new C85 cutter and the gauge's starting point.’

(Google Translate from website description)

Philbert

 

[hdyk]

‘Rather than relying on numerical scales, this gauge features a dial screw that allows you to make stepless adjustments to the filing angle—tailoring it to your specific feel and preference—while simultaneously visualizing and verifying the setting. The starting point is set at approximately 0.2 mm ("Hard & Hard"), with a 3/4 setting at 1.7 mm; settings beyond this range are also possible.

It is compatible with all pitches, gauges, and sequences. For those who prefer to manage settings numerically, simply measure a single cutter using a caliper to determine the precise numerical value, and then align the dial accordingly.

The third image provides a comparison between a brand-new C85 cutter and the gauge's starting point.’

(Google Translate from website description)

Philbert

correct compleatly. this item helps not for everyone, for expert or racers they wanna win with sure & easy custom way.

 

[hdyk]

Is it plastic?

yes

 

[Woodtroll]

yes

That's too bad. I was hoping for a metal one. A plastic one won't work the same, especially a 3D printed one, which this appears to be. I wish you the best of success, nevertheless!

 

[hdyk]

correct compleatly. this item helps not for everyone, for expert or racers they wanna win with sure & easy custom way.

That's too bad. I was hoping for a metal one. A plastic one won't work the same, especially a 3D printed one, which this appears to be. I wish you the best

That's too bad. I was hoping for a metal one. A plastic one won't work the same, especially a 3D printed one, which this appears to be. I wish you the best of success, nevertheless!

Even plastic one works as a checker. This is the first test step for achieving metal one having numerical number but it needs quite higher price for low volume with precision. I just now opened the door closed for about 70yrs by OREGON.

 

[Wilhelm]

That's too bad. I was hoping for a metal one. A plastic one won't work the same, especially a 3D printed one, which this appears to be. I wish you the best of success, nevertheless!

Pferd gauge....

 

[Sloughfoot]

Pferd gauge....

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Pferd says "The depth gauge should avoid contact with the file wherever possible, as this can alter the dimensional accuracy".

Sounds like it's limited to only checking as well.

 

[Philbert]

Pferd says "The depth gauge should avoid contact with the file wherever possible, as this can alter the dimensional accuracy".

I don’t file on any of my depth gauge tools.

If the tool is soft, the file could damage it.

If the tool is hard, it could wear the file faster .

Place. Check. File.

Philbert

 

[Sloughfoot]

I don’t file on any of my depth gauge tools.

If the tool is soft, the file could damage it.

If the tool is hard, it could wear the file faster .

Place. Check. File.

Philbert

Makes sense. I'd do the same if I didn't use a double bevel file on rakers that's long gone on the bevels first.