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Modify Your Marking Gauge
October 25, 2005

Pin-style marking gauges have a single cutter that will work better with a couple of quick fixes.
Wheel-Style Marking Gauge
October 25, 2005

The MG-3 marking and depth gauge from Bridge City Tool Works has a 6-in. capacity and is also available with a metric scale.
Marking Gauge (Tite-Mark) – Double Mortise
October 25, 2005

The Tite-Mark combination marking gauge features a micro-adjustable fence and is available in two lengths.
Wheel-Style Marking Gauge Review
October 25, 2005

The Veritas wheel-style marking gauge is a low-cost version of this popular design. It is also available with a microadjuster.
Oakybo Combination Gauge
October 25, 2005

This gauge from Japan Woodworker features two adjustable knives that are reversible for use with either hand.
Oakybo Mortise Gauge
October 25, 2005

One of the two cutters on this mortise gauge from Japan Woodworker can be recessed into the fence to mark a single scribe line.
Marking Gauge
October 25, 2005

Colen Clenton’s pin-style marking gauge is made of she-oak with brass inlay and parts. These tools are handmade in Australia.
Knife-Style Marking Gauge No. 29B
October 25, 2005

Also called scratch gauges, Starrett’s marking gauges feature square cutters and adjusters. They were originally designed for scribing metal.
Knife-Style Marking Gauge Review
October 25, 2005

This knife-style marking gauge from Crown Tools is made from rosewood and brass.
Marking and Cutting Gauge
October 25, 2005

The veritas wheel-style marking gauge cuts with and against the grain.

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