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 Whomever can locate this tool, get an order number, address and price should be rewarded with the Pelican Hall of Fame Award!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
	I will watch this thread with great anticipation in hopes that someone can find that thing, and get the info to the rest of us. Good business opportunity here Pelicanparts. Build a better mousetrap and the world will come knocking. For me, I NEED THIS MOUSETRAP!! Thanks Bob 73.5 T  | 
		
 Where's Clark Griswald?  I'll bet he could make one with a hammer and a piece of coat-hanger.;) 
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 i'm pretty sure i got the last batch from a cornwell truck. he didn't stock it, but he found some. i usually buy 10 at a time and provide them to whoever wants them. snapon is the only tool  truck to stop here, but if i see another truck in the neighborhood, i'll see what i can do. the tool needs to be slightly modified to work well. this consists of snipping the rounded tip square,and filing it smooth, the lower 1/2 of the tip is squeezed out a bit to support the back of the 90° bend in the gauge, then tweeking the tips slightly so they grip the gauge snugly. a 5 minute job. 
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 yeah, just like that, but a little less offset on the bottom. 
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 Something tells me that Island man is about to win the award (not to mention the satisfaction of instant product success). 
	I'm ready to place an order!! I would be willing to bet that the minute one of these things is made, the owner of the patent will come out of the wood work. Island man . . . I never saw the picture.  | 
		
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 1 Titainium for the holder, The blades are best from marcesq's source. . .Ti doesn't slide so nicely.  | 
		
 ok island, here's the specs. you da man. build a jig and crank them out. the outer part of the tip is 5/16", not including the kink. .050 (thou) is about 3/64", (18ga). when the slider is moved to the end to lock the feeler blade in place, the flat tips must come together flush for a good grip. 
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 Perfect John! 
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		OK Island once you get this done how much you gonna charge us for one? Mark me down for one. 
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		Here it is with your dimensions.  The laser etching is just a P/N pay no attention to it.http://www.pelicanparts.com/ultimate...older040m3.JPG 
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 Look at that! Woohooo!! Its nice to see that by stirring a little mud you can get just about anything accomplished! Put me down for 4 of em when you make em...(like to look out for my firends). Oh and anytime you are in the Va Beach area, drop me a line and Ill tour ya around NAS Oceana and get you in not 1 but three different simulators including the tactics domes where we can link two together and go at it..., worlds most expensive and most fun video game.  Oh yeah, I also offered a beer, will have to hit the O'club after. 
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 Say, Glenn....are you going to sell these to the early, and 3.2 boys? If you do, be sure to price them accordingly. 
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 I am going to try to build a few of these this week,I wonder if John can put a magnet to his and tell me if it sticks or not.It really isn't feasible to make these out of titanium (.050 sheet) Its really expensive and it doesn't need to be that strong.I think I will probably give samples to a few older car owners (pre SC) first. 
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 I'm waiting for Cornwell to send me a pic. of their tool.  Asked them Friday by e-mail. If no reply tomorrow I'm calling them Wednesday. 
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 yes, it's steel. i would have a sheet metal shop slice you off a bunch of 1/2" 18ga. strips. the edges would have to be smoothed and rounded before bending. the kink on each tip and the slider would be the only hard jobs to do. a male/female die in a vise could be made to bend the kinks. kind of like those eastwood co. panel notcher tools. 
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