Hotop 25 Blades Steel Feeler Gauge Tapered Feeler Gauge Set Stainless Steel Dual Marked Metric and Imperial Measuring Tool for Measuring Gap Thickness or Width (0.038-1.02 Mm)

Just what I needed. Lots of blades to help me measure spaces while I work on auto engine parts.

These came quickly and were put to use setting up my 3D printer and they worked great. The only caveat is that they really do come covered in machining oil. Nothing that a quick wipe down with some paper towels didn't fix but if that oil got on the bed of the 3d printer it would have been trouble! Knowing that they were coming this way was a good heads up and they have been put to good use on several different projects so far.

Nice

These are a nice set for the $$, the markings are a bit faint, but still readable, only reason I gave 4 stars.

Worked like intended. I measured the thickness of a few random blades and they were dead on.

The best tool ever for putting on ignition magneto for small engines. Every small engine repair person needs this to make things symbol.

Well made, and the labeling on the gauges is easy and clear to read. I would recommend the shorter gauges however, since these longer ones tend to get caught on surrounding parts, and are difficult to use in tighter spaces. Overall, they're a good addition to a toolbox.

I will keep this feeler gauge set, but I have concerns. The blades come installed in the retainer band in random order. It is as if the thirty gauges were picked, then randomly bunched together and places in the holder. This is easily fixed, but why should I have to The thirty gauges have markings on them that indicate the thickness of each feeler. Only about five of them are easily readable. The remainder are so faintly etched on that I have to hold them at an angle and get light to reflect just right before I can read them. This is irritating. My last concern is the quality of the stainless steel. This set came heavily coated in oil and then enclosed in three progressively larger plastic bags. True stainless steel should not need to be coated in oil. Stainless certainly does not need so much oil that I have to spend time wiping oil from each feeler gauge before they can be used. Time will tell if they rust. Having said all of that I will also say that this set is priced cheap -- cheap enough that I will overlook the faults for now, but only barely cheap enough.