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   WillGeorge | Apr 01, 2005 07:56pm | #1

   I got one and it had 13 markers on it?

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   highfigh | Apr 02, 2005 01:23am | #4

   That's a Baker's Dozen-O-Meter. Kinda like the Spinal Tap version of a marking gauge, eh? "Ours go up to eleven".
   "I cut this piece four times and it's still too short."

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   xcutsaw | Apr 02, 2005 10:33am | #5

   there's a "fine line between brilliant and stupid"
   and you can measure it with this gauge.
   which goes to TWELVE, BTW :-)

   [Avoid schadenfreude]

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   mvac | Apr 01, 2005 09:28pm | #2

   Clay,

   Thanks. I needed some good news.

   Mitch

   "I'm always humbled by how much I DON'T know..."

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   JsHerbel | Apr 02, 2005 12:45am | #3

   After ordering and receiving this item (rush delivery), I found that it was too diminutive in my large hands and I feel that they would be on to something if they would only give this item a little more heft for us ham fisted woodworkers.

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   forestgirl | Apr 02, 2005 05:39pm | #6

   ROFL!!!  Too funny!  I wonder if they keep track of the number (percentage) of people who click to see Page 2?!

   That one really got my gadget-juices going!

   forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-)
   Another proud member of the  "I Rocked With ToolDoc Club" .... :>) 

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   pine | Apr 02, 2005 09:45pm | #7

   Another trap for the unwary toolaholic. But I guess it doesn't count on the 2nd of April.

   Regards from Africa

   Pine

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   sharp | Apr 03, 2005 06:25am | #8

   NO metric version.. what a drag. millimeters are better!

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   KesslerCraftsman | Apr 03, 2005 04:25pm | #9

   Do they make an electric power model?  How about a digitial model?

   I'm just not a hand tool user.  LOL

   lp

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   BarryO | Apr 04, 2005 07:02am | #10

   Ah, the wonders of Photoshop! ;)