Konohan Double Sided Wire Thickness Gauge Tool for Metal, Silver | Portable Metal Sheet/wire Size Checker, Plated Dual-side Inspection, Welding/workshop Accessory, Accurate Thickness Tool

Got these for a left handed welder, he was very happy and made it less complicated while he was attending college

Keep these with your welder and plasma cutter to help with your settings

I use these for work for my crew. I have purchased 20 or so and will continue to buy more from this seller.

I like that they blackened the numbers and they are deep enough they can be felt. I don't like I had to buy 4 to get my free prime shipping, seems to be a magic dollar amount. I would have preferred a , 12 or 13 gauge instead of the welding wire gauges,. The sheet metal sizes are close enough to the wire size to tell if you can't already. You'll run onto to something thicker than 14 but thinner than 0.125 (which BTW, works in a pinch for 11ga), it means you need the calipers and if your like me, one with good batteries. There is one on the amazon with a 6 &8ga notch for 2x money.

If you ever guessed what's the size of that metal here is a tool to help you stop guessing it's easy to cary and Handy to have around.

What I liked about these thickness gauges that even if the ink wears off they are laser etched into the metal so just still be able to read and use. I would definitely purchase again if needed

I use these often. I am a diy welder at home and farm. These make setting up your welder settings a breeze.

I picked up this metal thickness gauge knowing it wasn’t going to be top-of-the-line, and that’s exactly what I got - cheaply made, but functional. The material and finish aren’t anything special, but it does what it’s supposed to: gives quick and fairly accurate readings on metal thickness. It’s definitely a handy little tool to keep around, especially if you’re a welder, machinist, or fabricator. I use it to double-check metal stock before working, and it saves me time from grabbing the calipers. It's lightweight, fits in your pocket or toolbox easily, and is easy to read. If you're expecting precision engineering, this probably isn’t for you. But if you just need a basic, affordable gauge that gets the job done, this one works just fine.