Comparative Measuring with a Tram Gauge

[@UndergroundPaintKing]

Great video Jerry, I need to get myself a tram tool, have a good weekend my friend 💯

[@LakesideAutobody]

You too UPK - I got a plan for the AMX in the near future maybe - I'll email you and ask you about it. Have a great weekend my friend :)

[@hectorcartagena7634]

Thank you for the video learning more from you my friend 👍👍👍👍👍

[@LakesideAutobody]

Thanks for watching Hector - glad to hear it - have a good weekend 😊

[@lawncuttingplusdelta]

1:17 - great tool … i will tape a level to a straight piece of 1x2 ….. and use tape on each end to zero in on measurement ! 💪🏻👍🏻…. Great tip

[@LakesideAutobody]

Thanks LCPD - always good to hear from you my friend :)

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Good video. You’ll have plenty of fun repairing that quarter and dogleg. Have a good weekend

[@LakesideAutobody]

Thanks for checking it out Greg - you have a good weekend too my friend 😊

[@pstreetgarage7304]

Great vid Jerry, will be interesting to watch the process

[@LakesideAutobody]

Thanks PSG - Hope you enjoy it and your weekend :)

[@gm-lb9oe]

Hi Jerry! Hows it going? Oh, boy, you and your videos ;) , awesome stuff Jerry, cant wait! Have a great weekend!

[@LakesideAutobody]

Thanks for checking this one out my friend - you have a great weekend too 👍

[@Pat-Van-Canada]

I was just wondering about the tram gauge use this week, thanks Jerry!

[@LakesideAutobody]

Glad to hear it Pat - you're welcome - I think you'll like the upcoming videos then. Have a great weekend my friend 😊

[@impalaman4546]

Nice work 👍

[@LakesideAutobody]

Thanks 👍

[@craigwiest772]

Woodworkers use a digital blade angle tool that may work in this application. Rather than measuring from different points on the good panel you would use a fixed point combined with an angle measurement. This is similar to your level but opens up multiple measurements.

[@LakesideAutobody]

Cool, thanks - I'll look into that. Have a great week Craig :)

[@RustyGlovebox]

I bet that can be challenging to get it pulled without stretching the surrounding metal when it’s caved in like that.

[@LakesideAutobody]

That and tearing the metal - we'll see. Thanks for checking it out RG - I appreciate you always watching my friend :)

[@BigBlueMotors]

I am assuming the level was not part of the tram gauge kit. The level looks like one that I've had for years. I am guessing you just used Velcro to attach it to the tram gauge.

[@LakesideAutobody]

Yep - had it for some time now - luckily it has a V groove so it sits on the tram nice and straight. I taped it in place but you could use Velcro for sure - good idea :)