Where to buy a tramming tool in the UK

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Originally Posted by John S

I'm gradually changing to metric, an inch at a time. :hysterical:

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:) ....

.Me

I don't really see the point in debating metric vs imperial. I just use whichever suits the situation, but never ever both!

Not really a debate Jonathan & if you were 30 years older then you might be joining in lol. Sure most on here are more than capable of working with both even if they knock metric a bit, just a bit of fun really. I didn't really have a choice but to learn both. I was brought up learning feet & inches, my engineering training was mostly imperial but there was a bit of metric thrown in. When I got on the workshop floor the Navy had a combination of metric & imperial machines so you had no choice but to work with both.

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Originally Posted by martin54

Not really a debate Jonathan & if you were 30 years older then you might be joining in [...] even if they knock metric a bit, just a bit of fun really

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I'm anticipating that there there will, or would have been one. If so I'll join in for a bit of fun...

If you have a boring head all you need is a bar to fit the clock guage to. Works well and is adjustable for length. I cant upload a photo from my phone but will post one later.

Photo as promised.

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Easily adjustable for the length or width of your bed.