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Measuring the thickness of a wooden vase using a Thickness Caliper
05N2201 - 9" Thickness Caliper
05N2203 - 16 1/2" Thickness Caliper
A cutaway diagram shows how the thickness caliper is used to measure the thickness of a vase
Measuring the thickness of a wooden vase using a Thickness Caliper
05N2201 - 9" Thickness Caliper
05N2203 - 16 1/2" Thickness Caliper
A cutaway diagram shows how the thickness caliper is used to measure the thickness of a vase

Thickness Calipers

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Primarily used by turners, these thickness calipers can be fitted into virtually any shape of vase or bowl.

To use, open the caliper by just pulling the legs apart (having the spacing nut between the legs rather than outside them allows this), put in position and then set the spacing nut to the wall thickness. Open calipers, remove and measure tip gap.

The spacing nut can be adjusted for any thickness from 0" to 13 1/2" on the 16 1/2" model and 0" to 5 1/2" on the 9" model. The respective throat depths (from nut to tip) are 11 1/2" and 5 1/2". These are equally good for dimensional take-offs of almost any oddly shaped object. Steel with brass fittings.

Made in France for Lee Valley.

Measuring the thickness of a wooden vase using a Thickness Caliper

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    Thickness Calipers

    Primarily used by turners, these thickness calipers can be fitted into virtually any shape of vase or bowl.

    To use, open the caliper by just pulling the legs apart (having the spacing nut between the legs rather than outside them allows this), put in position and then set the spacing nut to the wall thickness. Open calipers, remove and measure tip gap.

    The spacing nut can be adjusted for any thickness from 0" to 13 1/2" on the 16 1/2" model and 0" to 5 1/2" on the 9" model. The respective throat depths (from nut to tip) are 11 1/2" and 5 1/2". These are equally good for dimensional take-offs of almost any oddly shaped object. Steel with brass fittings.

    Made in France for Lee Valley.