what is the difference in the guages from 20 to 60....which is the thickest the higher guage or the lower guge?
1523411
Hello, The thicker gauge is 60. I used the 20 gauge to cover my dining room chairs and it worked perfectly. The 20 is very sturdy but flexible enough to work with. Good luck!
580265
I would say that the .005 would be the minimum thickness if it were secured well on all sides, it still might have a wavy look. The .020 thickness would be the best choice for that application in my opinion.
15536
.12 grams is lighter therefore it would have more fps (feet per second) and .20 grams is heavier so it has more accuracy so if you are a long range person, get 12 grams but if you are an assault, shotgun, or pistol person, get .20 grams. If you are a sniper/tactical type person or if you have great aim, get around .15 grams if they sell that type
2010958
The package reads light/medium and that's basically correct. Every string is consistently in-between a light gauge string and a medium gage string (example: the G string light is .024 inch. the medium .026 and the Martin FX is .0255 inch). The benefit is one can have the tension/firmness feel of a medium gage yet the ability to bend the string with the ease of a light gage; it provides flexibility without sacrificing tone and string feel on a guitar with a smaller body (like a parlor size guitar in which a medium gage would be more the preference - I haven't tried these strings on my dreadnaught size guitar in which I use different strings altogether). I'm quite happy with the result. Flexible Core makes sense to me.
1486076
I've used 18 gauge and it was bulky. I found using a metal pin with coated pliers works a little better. I think its how strong your hands are.
1970164
Not sure what your asking. These rolls i believe to be several guages thicker than the traditional rolls you purchase at retail stores. You can feel the difference if you hold the two together.
1008282
It's sold off the roll, by the yard; so lineal. If you are using this for a marine application, may I suggest you go with 30 gauge? I used this on my boat, and while it is certainly more than heavy enough, it is NOT the same thickness as what I originally had on my boat. I compared it with others people's boats, and it's all just a bit heavier than this. The lighter gauge does have its advantages: In colder weather, it will stretch easier when you have to snap side-glass into place. Hope this helps.
1735101
The difference in tension betwen normal and hard is about 1 pound difference per string. It's like the difference between .010 and .011 on steel string, though the tension will be less I believe than either of those.
1230604
I also find it odd they do not state the gauge. Might as well go with 33g, the smallest available.
904634
In my experience a smaller guage is smaller than the higher number guage, however my experiende is in the medical field.. There stapes are shorter then the ones I am used to buying, I think thy are 6 inches long. They do the job and will probably last longer than the landscaping fabric.
2192500
I used it in a new construction condo unit because it was a heavier gauge stainless. I do not anticipate problems although haven't had it that long. 18-20 gauge is more common and lighter weight material which is likely less durable.
1294148
Not sure I understand what you are referring to in regards to guage? If you mean the pipes, they are 1 3/8" as indicated. Hope this helps.
594168
As I work only in HO scale, I would be reluctant to advise you about anything dealing with S guage. I can suggest that you might get in touch with Model Train Stuff as they have answered several teachical questions for me in the past. You can find their contact information on the Internet.
408226
Hi timothy I would use .20 gram with this gun it makes the gun a lot more accurate and the bbs shoot father I hope this helps u and have a nice day
1251760
Does anyone know how to determine the gauge? The higher the number the smaller the wire. For dog fences like these and if you want them to last, 16 to 18 guage. Amazon is doing a bad job not listing the gauge on the posting....
600728
The main difference is holding power, discreteness, and availability. The 21 ga will hold better, but it will make a more noticeable hole. Also I've seen 23 ga on more store shelves. Both are good options, so I hope that helps.
1461133
Hello...the only way I could figure out the gauge was to click on the Part Number and under the wire picture click on: "READ FULL Product Description" which states the gauge of the wire. There are 32 parts listed, but because 6 ga is really thick & heavy, you could scan the parts for minimal feet, heavy weigh, and higher cost. Have fun....but I loved the wires I received 18 & 22 gauge....and many more to be bought!