Looking for an inexpensive ring guage

[kab55]

Looking for an inexpensive ring guage like you see at some of the shops. Anyone know where I can come up with one?

[Colt45]

kab, I don't know, offhand, where to find one. I know this doesn't answer your question, but I use a ruler when I want to check ring. One ring = 1/64", or .396mm.

[CIGARHead]

» Looking for an inexpensive ring guage like you see at some of the shops.

» Anyone know where I can come up with one?

kab55.

This may help you.

http://www.cigarhandbook.com/RingGuide.asp

[kab55]

» » Looking for an inexpensive ring guage like you see at some of the shops.

» » Anyone know where I can come up with one?

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» kab55.

» This may help you.

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» http://www.cigarhandbook.com/RingGuide.asp

Thanks, I'll check it out.

[kab55]

» » » Looking for an inexpensive ring guage like you see at some of the

» shops.

» » » Anyone know where I can come up with one?

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» » kab55.

» » This may help you.

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» » http://www.cigarhandbook.com/RingGuide.asp

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» Thanks, I'll check it out.

Just what I was looking for, Thanks again.

[MrQ]

» Looking for an inexpensive ring guage like you see at some of the shops.

» Anyone know where I can come up with one?

I see you found one but I thought I'd share this idea I have an old circle templet that has a hole for drawing circles from 1" down every 64th of an inch it works great,you might beable to get these in office supply stores.

[Ginseng]

As a former engineer, I use a digital caliper.

Wilkey

[guilow]

Kab55,

What do you want one for?

[joshua]

I just found a set of 6" digital calipers on amazon, I might pick them up myself.

I think somewhere I saw a metal or plastic stencil looking thing which had common ring sized holes on it, so you just match up the hole with the cigar and you have your ring. Maybe theres a print out somewhere.

[genevapics]

Gotta love those engineers!

[n2advnture]

Here you go bro!

http://www.cigardfriendly.com/leafntinder/

~Mark