The following is a description of the different types of marking gauge and what each type is commonly used for.Each type has different properties and is designed to perform a specific task.The most basic form of gauge is the simple marking gauge.These gauges have a single point, and so will mark a single line parallel to the reference edge.The gauge shown above (a Stanley #64) is fairly typical of the genre– it has a graduated arm approximately 8″ long, and a head about 2″ square.The arm can be locked in place by a thumbscrew, and there is brass plating on the head to provide extra wear protection.Lower-end marking gauges are usually made of beech, while the premium tools were made rosewood, boxwood, or other exotics (the British were quite fond of ebony and mahogany).The heads on these gauges come in in two basic varieties: elliptical (easier to hold), or rectangular (won’t roll off the bench).Many commercial gauges were offered in both configurations.Related to the marking gauges are the panel gauges.These are really nothing more than marking gauges with extremely long arms, designed for marking off wide panels for ripping.The gauge shown above (a Stanley #85-1/2) shows most of the commonly found features on a panel gauge.Note that the head on these gauges is quite wide (typically 6″-8″), and is often shaped like a flattened out bell.The arm is usually 18″-30″ long, and is very rarely graduated.Another feature unique to panel gauges is the rabbeted head.This allows the gauge to rest on the edge of the board, keeping the arm relatively level (an important consideration for a gauge of this size).Commercial panel gauges are almost always found in either beech or rosewood, but craftsman-made versions can be found in many different kinds of wood.Mortise gauges are a specialization of the standard marking gauge which have two marking points.They can mark a pair of parallel lines, and are thus very useful for laying out mortise and tenon joints.They come in two distinct varieties: single-arm gauges and multi-arm gauges.The gauge shown above (a Stanley #77) is typical of a single-arm mortise gauge.It has one fixed point on the end of the arm, and a second point which can be moved by adjusting the thumbscrew on the end of the arm.The thumbscrew activated point is fairly common on commercial gauges, but you will also see some that use wood or metal sliding sections that are locked by the head thumbscrew.To mark a mortise with one of these gauges, the points are adjusted to the proper distance apart (typically measured directly from the chisel you will use to cut the mortise), and the head is adjusted to set the proper distance from the mortise to the edge.A different solution to mortising is shown by the multi-arm gauge shown above (a Stanley #74).

A steel pin is used when scribing with the grain. In these gauges each arm can be individually moved and locked, so you can mark a mortise by making one pass with each point.In use, however, this practice is somewhat problematic. See each listing for international postage options and costs.Customs services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking providedCustoms services and international tracking provided

Das Messerrad schneidet am gesamten Umfang perfekt und hinterlässt einen sauberen Anriss, sogar in Hirnholz.Der Stab mit Feinjustierung ist auch ohne den Anschlagkörper erhältlich, damit Sie ein schon vorhandenes einfaches Streichmaß auf den neuen Einstellmechanismus umbauen können. Generally speaking, the pin and knife yield more accurate marking than do the pen or pencil. Der Einstellmechanismus, der in die Führungsstange aus rostfreiem Stahl eingebaut ist, lässt sich intuitiv bedienen. Number of bids and bid amounts may be slightly out of date. A marking gauge, also known as a scratch gauge, is used in woodworking and metalworking to mark out lines for cutting or other operations.


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