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PlasmaSigma t1_ix7bhqs wrote
Setup blocks.
Pretty-Information53 OP t1_ix7bpuc wrote
Oh s**t! Was It that simple? I thought It had a more technical name... Thank you
PlasmaSigma t1_ix7c2ln wrote
Your welcome. Atleast that is what they are called on the woodworking side of things. Machinist use something similar, "gauge blocks".
Waltzing_With_Bears t1_ix7lbwx wrote
Guage blocks perhaps
WattleGully t1_ix7ruuy wrote
1 2 3 blocks.
Guygan t1_ix7u4yp wrote
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Pretty-Information53 OP t1_ix7vfbe wrote
Why not? It's a tool for Diy
Guygan t1_ix7viqy wrote
> You are asking what an item is called - try /r/whatisthisthing. >
ejpierle t1_ix7d62o wrote
Semi related. Sometimes figuring out what something is called is the hardest part of buying it. I needed a specific kind of switch one time for a project I was working on. I knew I had seen something similar on a garage door once, but I kept searching 'garage door switch' and stuff and wasn't seeing it. . Took forever to figure out what the damn thing was called, but once I did, I had it bought in about 30 seconds. It was called a rolling limit switch.