Made in Canada. Contact Us Advertise With Us. Place the fence to center the bit in the slot. Join 26 other followers. Michael said this on July 5, at Reply. Keep me signed in. The article from Popular Woodworking can be downloaded for Woodworking Tools Marking Gauge Zero free, and I highly recommend it.

Product cannot be added at this time. Choose an option to add an item to your cart. Check availability at all stores. Large workpieces call for a panel gauge. Its design was modelled on the Stanley No. We made ours out of beech for stiffness which, in turn, improves accuracy , and replaced the tote with a horn for greater force and control of the cutting depth, especially when used at full extension.

The horn can be flipped the other way to suit your handedness or your preferences when pulling or pushing the gauge. The hard-wearing Delrin roller ensures smooth travel over work surfaces without marring boards. The 1" rabbeted step on the 9" wide by 3" tall fence provides good registration on the edge of a board. Used with two hands, this panel gauge can make a deep cut, capable of going completely through thin materials, such as veneer, with only a few passes.

It is an indispensable tool when dimensioning or jointing multiple large panels to a consistent width without the use of power tools. Beam, fence and horn are made of beech. The high-carbon steel wheel cutter is hardened to Rc Brass locking knob. Product Added To WishList.

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Since I owned only one, and figured that my poor woodworking skills might somehow be related to this lack of measuring devices, I decided to build this particularly nice, one-hand-adjustable example. The article from Popular Woodworking can be downloaded for free, and I highly recommend it. The gauge really fits greatly and naturally in the hand, and the one-hand adjusting really works fine.

So, in conclusion, this was a fine and quick afternoon project, I can highly recommend it. Oh, and I changed the header picture of the blog, the moonlit, snow-covered one was not really suitable for this time of the year….

Posted in Uncategorized. Great post, Michael. Larry Marshall said this on July 5, at Reply. Thanks, Larry. And thanks for the inspiration for the marking gauge! Michael said this on July 5, at Reply. Looks good. I use a veritas micro adjust gauge and find it very useful. What I could really use is a panel gauge. Anyway enough about me. Also I like the seasonal outlook in the blog.

Dan the love of wood said this on July 6, at Reply. Nice blog Michael, I do enjoy reading it. As for the pin, I have used masonry nails and found them good enough for me just my 2 cents …. Pavel said this on July 8, at Reply. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.

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