Might question might seem odd but I noticed in the picture of the gauge that the smaller hash marks make no sense. They do not represent 2, 4, 5 or 10 lbs. PSI. Does anyone know what the numbers are for these smaller hash marks? Most have four between the numbers. The first set 0 - 20 only have two, the rest have four. Might question might seem odd but I noticed in the picture of the gauge that the smaller hash marks make no sense. They do not represent 2, 4, 5 or 10 lbs. PSI. Does anyone know what the numbers... » Read More Might question might seem odd but I noticed in the picture of the gauge that the smaller hash marks make no sense. They do not represent 2, 4, 5 or 10 lbs. PSI. Does anyone know what the numbers are for these smaller hash marks? Most have four between the numbers. The first set 0 - 20 only have two, the rest have four. « Show Less
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The pressure gague indicates the pressure in PSI and Kg/cm2. The outer circule indicates pressure from 0 to 200 PSI. The inner circle indicates the pressure from 0 to 14 kg/cm2.
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After 20psi there are five intervals for each increment of 20psi, so they represent 4psi each. From 0psi to 20psi there are three intervals over a narrower physical distance. That's where the gauge is pretty non-linear--I wouldn't read too much into readings below 20psi.
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Interesting you asked. I had previously bought 6.7 and there was NO ounce designation on the order I just placed. What came was 4.0 ounces. Shame on me for ordering it without knowing ounces and why it was not shown on site surprised me. Won't let that happen again.
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I use .105 line and it's a little tight so although I've never tried the heavier lines, I suspect .115 is the correct number.
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It's a 24 pound bag. That's what the 24# designates, but these days that's probably better known as a hashtag than as an abbreviation for pound. Back in the olden days, that's what # meant.
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There is a certain amount of liability I would take by answering if your machine is accurate. I would suggest you do a charcoal test next to it to compare readings. Your first test that come back over 4.0 always makes you second guess any machine.
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I put something on the digital scale and it didn't show anything so i'm assuming it was under 1 lb. It wouldn't even register and I had to ship an item so I was assuming it was under a pound. I paid for the postage at 1 lb and 10 ounces. If it is returned i'm going to be in trouble. Can you tell me what 0.2 lb resolution means?
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it's fairly heavy for such a small dia pipe. i don't really know what guage it is, but it's way too thick to be able to smash flat by hand for instance. i'm thinking maybe 16 guage, but again, it would take several hammer hits on an anvil to flatten
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Like most other pressure gauges that are part of the air compressor,they seem to read high until you turn the compressor off and wait until it "settles".Then the reading is accurate.Just go a few lbs. over,shut it off,wait a bit and look at the gauge.If you over fill,it's just a matter of letting some air out.No big deal.It's a super good compressor.
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In regards to the microns for the material to sift thru? Each one ranges from i belive 23-223 i love the bags when i have a lot of trim etc. But i put a 3 ft hash plant thru them and stiill only got around 5 gs of bubble. More expensive bags get you more material in the long run but these work fine for personal use.
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I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.
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It purports to read out in hundredths of a pound, but I can tell you that when you put less than a pound on the scale it doesn't register at all. I was trying to measure something I knew to weigh several ounces, and it still read "0.00". That leads me to conclude that any numbers to the right of the decimal on this scale really aren't reliable, because it simply is not that precise.
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No this is not normal at all, I use this tool every day mostly on pressure tanks and it must be within a half of a pound (I test this air tool for accuracy once week in the shop) and it has always been right on...Their are a couple of things I can think of...First operator error, you must have this pressed perfectly square against the valve stem, if you hear air leaking you will never get a correct reading, due to the fact that hearing air leaking is constantly lowering the pressure...Second have you tried the gauge on something different, like another tire and did you get the same results...? If this is the case their maybe some thing wrong with the rubber seal inside the gauge itself, take a small strong light and look inside the gauge were it makes contact with what your testing, to be sure that the rubber seal is not damaged...If it is damaged than this is the problem and why you hear the air, you'll need to send it back for a replacement...This is the number one thing "AMAZON" does best and quickly...Hope this is the problem and helps you out...Rich.
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Yes- it should be stamped on the tire- the 23 is 87 PSI/117 PSI max. Better to run on the high side of the range- dependent on your weight also. When run low- you risk snake bite pinches and mushy cornering. So mid to 3/4 max is reasonal. Keep in mind fill vs outdoor temperature too- 1 PSI /10F rise.
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TAD-1/4 DASH- 1/9 (53/54 gm water) (this spoon is suspect!!)*PINCH-1/16SMIDGEN-1/32DROP=1/64As I left in Joanna's comments- I think this spoon may be getting a slightly defective form. Obviously Norpro's sequential intent is for the DASH to be 1/8 tsp but because I know my spoon is a bit lighter than that, there may be a factory forming issue giving varying results from the intended 1/8 tsp as other's have disagreed on this one. Checking the HIC Brands Cooking Essentials 1/8 tsp. that one is giving me 1/7 tsp or 143 gm. Now I guess I will need to check every spoon I have. Onto the Norpro 8 piece spoon to see if those are correct......(?) TAD-1/4 DASH- 1/9 (53/54 gm water) (this spoon is suspect!!)*PINCH-1/16SMIDGEN-1/32DROP=1/64As I left in Joanna's comments- I think this spoon may be getting a slightly defective form. Obviously Norpro's sequential intent is for the DASH to be 1/8 tsp but because I know my spoon is a bit lighter than that, there may be a factory forming issue giving varying results from the intended 1/8 tsp as other's have disagreed on this one. Checking the HIC Brands Cooking Essentials 1/8 tsp. that one is giving me 1/7 tsp or 143 gm. Now I guess I will need to check... » Read More TAD-1/4 DASH- 1/9 (53/54 gm water) (this spoon is suspect!!)*PINCH-1/16SMIDGEN-1/32DROP=1/64As I left in Joanna's comments- I think this spoon may be getting a slightly defective form. Obviously Norpro's sequential intent is for the DASH to be 1/8 tsp but because I know my spoon is a bit lighter than that, there may be a factory forming issue giving varying results from the intended 1/8 tsp as other's have disagreed on this one. Checking the HIC Brands Cooking Essentials 1/8 tsp. that one is giving me 1/7 tsp or 143 gm. Now I guess I will need to check every spoon I have. Onto the Norpro 8 piece spoon to see if those are correct......(?) « Show Less
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wall thickness is difficult to gauge they are sealed on both ends. I just did a "ding" test, hit the bar with a hammer and heard it go bong, bong = 1/8 inch side wall and a 2.948 diameter (3 inch for regular people) steel strength good enough to stand on but not good enough to be rater Bumper Tough... (ding test - tink = paper thin - thump = 1/4 wall) very mechanically scientific... you could always call the folks selling the side bar
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No, they are just indentions and do not say anything on it. I took my measuring cup and filled it with water and poured it in and it was over the first mark, so the first mark is under 1 cup. Honestly I'm not sure why they are on there. Hope that helps!
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i doubt anything about this machine is correct. It started making a knocking noise about a month in and i didn't have the cycles to get after it. That was about a year ago of course..Going hard for 15 minutes shows 1 mile and about 87 calories for what thats worth. Sure seems like more than a mile. Im guessing some internal sensor broke off and that may be part of it. It quit making that awful knocking sound which is part of why i never got after fixing it, but like i said, i doubt anything is accurate. Amazon put a hold on actually selling these things for a while. Too bad because it seemed like a good unit (in theory).. i doubt anything about this machine is correct. It started making a knocking noise about a month in and i didn't have the cycles to get after it. That was about a year ago of course..Going hard for 15 minutes shows 1 mile and about 87 calories for what thats worth. Sure seems like more than a mile. Im guessing some internal sensor broke off and that may be part of it. It quit making that awful knocking sound which is part of why i never got after fixing it, but like i said, i doubt anything is accurate. Amazon put a hold on actually selling these things for a while. Too bad because it... » Read More i doubt anything about this machine is correct. It started making a knocking noise about a month in and i didn't have the cycles to get after it. That was about a year ago of course..Going hard for 15 minutes shows 1 mile and about 87 calories for what thats worth. Sure seems like more than a mile. Im guessing some internal sensor broke off and that may be part of it. It quit making that awful knocking sound which is part of why i never got after fixing it, but like i said, i doubt anything is accurate. Amazon put a hold on actually selling these things for a while. Too bad because it seemed like a good unit (in theory).. « Show Less