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Marking Gauge (Wheel Style)
October 25, 2005

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

Woodjoy’s Brazilian cherry marking gauge is reversible and can be used to mark along flat or curved surfaces.
All About Marking Tools
September 12, 2005

Marking and cutting gauges are simple but essential layout tools for furniture making. There are several styles, but all of these tools are used to scribe reference lines in wood, either…
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.
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.
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.
Choosing Marking Tools
August 1, 2003

Marking, mortise and combination gauges come in myriad styles and prices
Accurate Joinery Starts with a Marking Knife
April 1, 2002

The basics of using and choosing a marking knife, an essential layout tool.
Shopmade Marking Gauge
August 1, 2001

Simple but clever design makes this wide-fenced tool accurate and easy to use
Four Squaring with Hand Tools
June 1, 2000

Preparing lumber the old fashioned way

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