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Drill Gage, A-Z Drill Sizes, Starrett CLEARANCE

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$80.57 $129.95 In stock

Letter size drills can be quickly and conveniently checked with this gage. Twenty-six holes are provided, giving corresponding drill sizes from "A" through "Z" with decimal equivalents from .234" diameter through .413" diameter.

The gage is approximately 5/64" thick by 2 5/16" wide and 6 1/4" long, is hardened and has a satin finish. Thoroughly tested after hardening.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

Finally, a drill gage that has all 26 letter sizes clearly marked, and the decimal equivalents are engraved right next to each hole so I don't have to guess. The Starrett clearance pricing made it a no-brainer for my shop.

Alexander ★★★★★

I need a quick way to verify my letter drill bits, and this gage lets me check sizes from A to Z instantly. The decimal equivalents stamped right next to each hole save me from fumbling with conversion charts.

Riley ★★★★★

So much faster than hunting through a conversion chart every time I need to confirm a letter size. The holes are clean and the decimal values are stamped right there, which makes setup a breeze.