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Post by decentguy on Mar 11, 2023 6:15:25 GMT
But is it really as good as it sounds ??  |
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angore
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Post by angore on Mar 11, 2023 10:31:00 GMT
If you collect Washington-Franklins or other specialized stamps, it is definitely worth having. I have one but prefer the Linn's / Scott multi-gauge for general preformation measurements. I do like the scale that has 0.5 increments.
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Philatarium
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Post by Philatarium on Mar 11, 2023 11:43:35 GMT
I've been using it as my primary perf gauge for the last 10 years or so, and have been very happy with it.
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Post by decentguy on Mar 12, 2023 2:00:33 GMT
If you collect Washington-Franklins or other specialized stamps, it is definitely worth having. I have one but prefer the Linn's / Scott multi-gauge for general preformation measurements. I do like the scale that has 0.5 increments. Cheers mate... I guess for that same reason and many more I like it too. Good to know tho its gauge that can be relied on and trusted... Regards Roni |
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Post by decentguy on Mar 12, 2023 3:31:40 GMT
I've been using it as my primary perf gauge for the last 10 years or so and have been very happy with it. Thanks for that mate! 10 years? Sweet! of course, you must like it and more than content to say the least... I got another question for you if you don't mind... As old mate angore suggested I am using that particular Gauge for Washington-Franklins or other specialized stamps...for example when sizing the stamps on those different sizes templates provided on the gauge, I always exercise that under a magnifying glass cause those black lines are so thin it's almost impossible detecting anything with the naked eye of course under magnifications its totally different .... having said that, now here is my million-dollar question  Where would you position the black lines (templates borders) exactly on the stamp being sized up or (measured) ...  ... Is the inside edge of the stamp's border frame lines as shown in the photo below would be correct spot??  Roni |
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angore
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Post by angore on Mar 12, 2023 10:28:00 GMT
When I use a perf gauge I always use a magnifier since I am trying to get down down 0.1 increments with Linn's / Scott gauge. My eyes are not that great too.
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Post by decentguy on Mar 12, 2023 11:40:27 GMT
When I use a perf gauge I always use a magnifier since I am trying to get down down 0.1 increments with Linn's / Scott gauge. My eyes are not that great too. How can I purchase the Linn's / Scott gauge? Cheers |
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angore
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Post by angore on Mar 12, 2023 12:32:41 GMT
The gauge can be purchased at most of the supply places like Amosadvantage, Subway, ihonn, Wizard, etc
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Scott / Linn's Multi-Gauge
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Post by decentguy on Mar 14, 2023 0:08:04 GMT
Cool, Thanks!
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jpotx113
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Post by jpotx113 on Mar 14, 2023 14:20:06 GMT
It's well-worth having and is my second most used measurement tool.
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Where would you position the black lines (templates borders) exactly on the stamp being sized up or (measured) ... 
... Is the inside edge of the stamp's border frame lines as shown in the photo below would be correct spot?? 