It's time to split the gauge into two.

     In the spirit of providing the best product possible, I've come to the realization that the gauge should be two different gauges.  The current model has the metric side labeled with the closest equivalent to the Imperial side, and doesn't accurately measure metric chain per say.  So, The Imperial version will be the same as it is now, but without any labeling on the opposite side.
     A new Metric version will be created and be geared to measure from 3 mm to 20 mm.  The slots will be cut .4 mm larger than the stated size so as to accommodate galvanized chain.  The projected initial delivery date is March 1st, 2015.
     This will allow me to provide a more accurate tool to a larger market.  This will be the third version of ChainGauge.  Your feedback is welcome.

Thanks,
Kb

Introducing the ChainGauge

I've decided to introduce the ChainGauge to the world for the price of $9.95.  The license and tax info is all set up with the State of Florida.  Time to go after new business opportunities, see ya in the funny papers. (an old reference to an idea that I'm going to be so famous one day, that they'll use my likeness in a comic strip in the morning paper).  I'm almost old enough to use that phrase.   In addition to building and selling ChainGauge, Chaingauge LLC is also providing custom CNC engraving and milling services working with wood and soft plastics.