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Choosing Marking Tools
August 1, 2003

Marking, mortise and combination gauges come in myriad styles and prices
Pin-Style Marking Gauge
August 1, 2003

This is a low-cost pin-style marking gauge best used for marking across end grain or parallel to the grain.
Combination Gauge
August 1, 2003

This beech wood combination gauge from Marples is two sided with a single spur on one side for marking single lines and a double spur on the other for marking parallel lines.
Mortise Marking Gauge
August 1, 2003

This high-end mortising gauge from Australian toolmaker Colen Clenton is made from rose she-oak and features brass inlay and parts.
Cabinet Scraper
August 1, 2003

The Veritas cabinet scraper is loosely based on the classic No. 80 scraper and features a 2-3/4-in.-wide scraper blade.
Scratch Stocks
June 1, 2003

Use these simple handmade tools to shape small details on furniture.
Wooden Smoothing Plane
June 1, 2003

This wooden smoother by Knight Toolworks features a Japanese iron and cocobolo sole.
Plane-Setting Hammer
June 1, 2003

The Vertias plane-setting hammer features a two-sided head of brass and wood ideal for setting plane-iron depth on infills and other planes without adjustment knobs.
Carving Chisel
April 1, 2003

Lamp’s high-end carving tools have octagonal hornbeam handles.
Hammers and Mallets
January 1, 2003

Woodworking's original blunt instrument has evolved into a wide range of specialized hammers and mallets.

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