up to what size of gem does this test? just whatever fits under the hood?
1758443
I use a black velvet cloth when it is too large for the cap so l have no issues with stone size
1758444
Yes, it will fit whatever stones you can put the hood over. Pretty good sized stones really.
1299715
It will test the following sizes: D, C, AA, AAA, CR123A, N, CR2, 9V, 3V, 1.5V, 2CR5, CR-P2, CR-V3. It does not mention A23. Sorry.
1453253
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1396964
I checked with a ruler and to be safe I'd say 7mm, but it could be slightly less than that.
1645459
I haven't measured, but it had one to fit my wife's small watch and my standard size men's watch.
401648
Depending on the size of the stone(s) & their orientation yes u can test a mounted stone sometimes. U have to have an open back to the stone where nothing blocks the laser. It's far better to test a loose stone where possible to ensure accuracy. I've tested several stones pre-mounted, but it takes time & positioning to get an accurate read. Biggest issue of using a mounted stone is having the whole piece small enough to fit under the cover with the question stone over the laser hole. As for testing multiple stones it again possible just so long as u can ensure placement over the laser is right. Multi stones "usually" means a smaller mounting or overall piece, & tiny stones may b much more difficult to get lined up both under the cover & with regard to the laser. Don't let it stop u from trying it though. The worst that'd happen is the cover won't go on or that the readout is wrong. If u have a feel for identification, u can sometimes tell or get a feeling if a reading just feels off to u. If that happens, by all means u may need to pull the stone out & do further tests to confirm it's identity. Overall trust ur gut if something doesn't seem right to u. U test a mounted stone the same as a loose one by placing the stone over the laser pinhole & placing the cover over it. U do, as I said, have to make sure that the laser can go straight thru the stone without catching on any metal or other materials u aren't attempting to test. Rings r to me the hardest, because of the band possibly blocking the light coming out thru the back of the stone.
1986769
YES! You can test any sized stone as long as the stone is touching the metal tray and your finger is as well. The back of the tester has a metal plate that you must be touching with your other hand to complete the grounding circut.
2029493
I've got a few of these sets in the shop at the moment and they measure out to .118" or just shy of a true 30mm. If your scope has a 30mm tube these are a great starter set of rings.
1126982
I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.
1004037
I've used this detector for a few times now and the one with the 8 inch coil gets about 7inches on a quarter sized object. As far as metal pipes, I've dug a few at over a foot deep, but that's just me.
1403303
It is a thermometer with a 4" steel probe , so it should work on anything not not enough to melt steel, but not left inside an oven.
1539298
I'm running the bash guard on a 33t chainring and could see up to 36t, but not 40t.
18291
sorry for the slow reply and my answer isn't going to help because I apparently miss placed my torque wrench but I think you can measure in both directions? I used it to torque gas keys on my ar and scope mounts I was very pleased with the wrench.
1516750
It will actually go about 3 feet on a coffee can in all-metal mode or a hub cap, this detector in all-metal mode goes deeper than any VLF that I tested it against, and with the correct dual coil the treasure hound it will go about 15 feet on larger targets no problem! I have owned mine for about 5 years and I have found quarters at 18 inches, this is a professional detector and will give you years of trouble free service!!!
2017518
It measures just under 18mm at 17 mm. You could return it if it doesn't fit. Good luck.
2216218
You can check the size required for the one currently on the car. You then can use that to determine if the tire fits your car.
1528203
No idea I'm afraid. I only tried it on a test piece and chucked it in the trash. Good luck.