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Hardened steel wheel cuts wood fibers rather than tears, leaving a clean mark, even on cross grain. |
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The wheel's single-sided bevel pulls the gauge face against the stock, maintaining accuracy. |
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The wheel retracts into the face of the gauge for storage and protection. |
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Gauge is easy to set; an internal O-ring keeps light but constant friction on the rod. |
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The gauge is fitted with a two-stage collet that allows micro-adjustment of the cutting wheel. |
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Collet has a fine-pitch thread; one revolution advances or retracts the wheel 1/32", a half turn 1/64", a quarter turn 1/128", etc. |
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Available with either an unmarked rod or a rod graduated to 6" in 16ths. |
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Patented. |