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TM 9-254 4-2. Use of Gages - Continued Example 4:(fig. 4-13) 0.500 inch -   Largest numbered graduation on the revolution line. 0.000 inch -   Number of unmarked graduations between 5 and the edge of the thimble. 0.004 inch -   Number of graduations between 0 on the thimble and the revolution line. 0.504 inch -   The  final  correct  reading.  In  this  example  the  edge  of  the  thimble  appears  to coincide with the 0.500 graduation on the barrel. If this were true the 0 line on the thimble would coincide with the revolution line; hence, the last figure of  the  final reading cannot be 0. Figure 4-13.  Micrometer Barrel Setting - .504 inch c. Thickness Gage (fig. 4-14).  The thickness gage, often referred to as a feeler gage, measures the clearance or distance of separation between two surfaces that face each other. (1) The thickness gage contains several blades, each blade calibrated to a known thickness in thousandths of  an  inch  or  in  millimeters  for  metric  sizes.    Each  of  the  blades  is  of  a  different  thickness  and  each blade has its thickness printed on the blade itself. Figure 4-14.  Thickness Gage - Blade Type 4-11

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