Boltsize-It Gauge, Blue

Am I really reviewing a blue hunk of plastic with holes and cutouts in it?

Love using this when I am in doubt.

If you work with both English and metric fasteners on your cars.

Thick, heavy plastic with clear markings. I have to agree with others in that the manufacturer could (should) use a UPC sticker that can be removed cleanly, rather than the paper type, some of which comes off in pieces, and some of which stays behind. This said, with a bit lighter fluid and a rag, the sticky, papery residue was gone in short order.

Worked perfectly, managed to place bolt order correctly and fast with this little tool.

Cool tool. Glad it popped up on here as a suggestion. Thought “what the hell, why not”. Put it on the side of my toolbox. I’ve been glad I bought it on multiple occasions when replacing stripped or busted bolts.

If youre like me and youve got buckets and tins and little drawers of screws laying around we need to get organized! Dont be that handyman that shoves any and every screw where it doesnt belong just to get the job over with, creating a frustration for the next person because you ruined the threading. Separate your screws and use the appropriate screw. Youve got one... Somewhere.

Better quality than I expected and much thicker, almost 1/4 inch hard plastic. No problem with adhesive from sticker like others mentioned.

I am used to US standard bolts and nuts. With 4 grandsons using atv’s and dirt bikes there is always something to repair, and it usually is in metric sizes.

Works well to measure bolt sizes.