Torvium Gauge

Torvium Gauge is a reference for mechanical workspaces, linking four modules from a central hub. The screen rule shows millimeters and sixteenths of an inch. Users calibrate it once by aligning an 85.6 mm card with a slider, saving the correction permanently. A fastener directory details metric coarse threads (M3 to M20), giving pitch, tap drill, clearance drill, and hex sizes. UNC and UNF threads (#6 32 to 1/2 13) show threads per inch and drill sizes for 75 percent engagement. Number and letter drills translate into mm and inch diameters. The torque section provides Nm values for dry threads on classes 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9 (M4 through M16), noting a one fifth reduction when lubricated. The converter translates length, torque, mass, and pressure, instantly outputting related units like thou, psi, and lbf ft. The Torvium Gauge reopens the last viewed table. It operates entirely offline with zero permissions, no accounts, and no network code.