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#111788 - 11/07/07 03:39 AM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: ironraven]
lukus Offline
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It looks like a cheap spark plug gap gauge. Looking closely, I think I can even see the inch fraction marks. Sold near the counter of virtually every auto parts store for about a buck.

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#111791 - 11/07/07 03:40 AM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: lukus]
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Doh! Didn't see the second page.

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#111792 - 11/07/07 03:42 AM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: lukus]
Paul810 Offline
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Originally Posted By: lukus
It looks like a cheap spark plug gap gauge. Looking closely, I think I can even see the inch fraction marks. Sold near the counter of virtually every auto parts store for about a buck.


Exactly. smile

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#111800 - 11/07/07 04:56 AM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: lukus]
ironraven Offline
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Really? The little coin jobbies?

I need to pay more attention. I've been in auto parts stores a lot the past few days.
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#111803 - 11/07/07 05:29 AM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: ironraven]
Paul810 Offline
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Originally Posted By: ironraven
Really? The little coin jobbies?

I need to pay more attention. I've been in auto parts stores a lot the past few days.


Yup, I just went out to my tool box and grabbed the one I have. Basically the same thing:


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#111825 - 11/07/07 01:26 PM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: Blast]
atoz Offline
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Registered: 01/25/06
Posts: 144
Loc: Nevada
This is silly. Everytime I go to the autoparts store I pick up on of the sparkplug gappers, that cost about a buck. One of these would do the samething at a fraction of the price. I guess I'll just stick with my SAK or multitool.
cheers

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#111826 - 11/07/07 01:28 PM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: lukus]
atoz Offline
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your right and what I said, LOL. Like PT said "a sucker is born every day."
cheers

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#111829 - 11/07/07 02:01 PM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: lukus]
DaveT Offline
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Registered: 08/15/03
Posts: 208
Loc: NE Ohio
They look a bit like a spark plug gap gauge, but there are no increments on it. It's basically a solid, thick washer that goes from its full thickness gradually to thin. For a dozen for $8.50, they're cheaper than the gauges - you just can't buy them individually.

Dave

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#111832 - 11/07/07 02:21 PM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: DaveT]
Alex Offline
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Shipment: ...Orders up to $20 +$7.95...
Maybe some China workshop forgot to put the gap size marks?
But a genius from the marketing department found a solution smile


Edited by Alex (11/07/07 02:25 PM)

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#111860 - 11/07/07 05:00 PM Re: Ingenious pocket screwdriver [Re: Paul810]
ironraven Offline
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Loc: Vermont
I didn't even see them. Maybe I need a better grade of parts store...
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