Is there a way to mount this gauge to a press or stand to measure an object? Or do you have to hold it in your hand to measure?
259453
Nope, I looked on the back and there are no mounting holes provided. Look at an Ametek it has mounting screw holes on the back.
1561610
There is a button called unit on the left hand side. just press it till you see g or you can press it again and see ounce. It is very simple.
1694495
You try turning the gauge after measuring (without touching the barrel). There are measurements & lines in between the lines that you are seeing
578793
Nope. My gauge broke and I tried to remove it. It's pretty much super glued in there - my chrome wrenches stripped the brass fitting of the gauge, it never even broke loose. Also the brass fitting is not even accessible because the gauge protector blocks access to it.
1416041
You can try it, worse case just send it back, but I don't think it will work. Maybe you could see if you can mount it on your meter. It's a very helpful tool.
1009926
Yes, it can. The gauge mounts to the arm with one screw. You can also remove the adjustment screw and remove the arm. Depending on what you are using it for, you may need to build a mount for the gauge.
543570
Yes. If you push the on/off button while weighing, it will "hold" the reading. Hope that helps.
1711733
On the backside of the scale you'll see a small button. Simply depress and hold the button while viewing the display until the units of measure change.
1193843
You need assistance. I keep the button pressed for short distance small object measuring like a tennis shot. For a large object like a car coming down the street one push is sufficient.
1051873
I am not sure, why do you ask? It will be difficult to measure since it is on the machine.
1731335
you have to manually set the angle using markings on the gauge. Pretty easy.
1524891
Yes you can weigh your meat and then raise the pressing plate. You'll find the measurements on the stem.
882552
This will work, I tried it. Put gage on a solid surface like your tablesaw table. Set zero. move it to the surface you want to measure and set zero again. Now put it back on the reference surface and it will display the difference. It will remember the zero point and give you the difference when you move it to another location.
1048824
If it don't move probly not working actually I was not to happy with this gauge , I purchased a different one witch I like a lot better, this one seamed so big and stiff ! Good Luck
1317844
No you cannot, if you feel like doing so just apply a little pressure occasionally so it wont turn off on you while your measuring.
135733
no. though you can place a larger object on it and press the Hold button, remove the item and see the weight.
232459
yes it's a standard gauge about 2" across. I don't know how thick, mine is in a gauge pod.