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General- 812 Combination Square
September 26, 2012

812 Combination Square
Veritas- Precision Square Rule
October 27, 2011

The l-shape of this new rule from Veritas makes it great for setting bit/blade heights and the distance between the bit/blade and the fence
Betterley- Una-Gauge
July 28, 2011

Una-Gauge
For Accurate Joints, Always Mark from the Same Face
April 7, 2011

Q: I’m learning to cut mortise-and-tenon joints by hand, but I only have a marking gauge with one cutter. How can I use it to lay out the joint accurately?…
Vesper Tools- Sliding Bevels
April 7, 2011

The sliding bevels from Vesper Tools lock tight with a simple twist of a knurled brass knob.
Woodpeckers- Rule Stop 1
December 9, 2010

Rule stop simplifies repetitive layouts
Simple Gauge for Inside Measurements
May 25, 2010

Use this measuring tool to transfer an inside dimension to a ruler or to set up a stop block.
Keyway Keys Guarantee Accuracy
August 31, 2009

Learn an old machinist's secret to verify the accuracy of your work without using a rule or tape measure.
Galbert Turning Caliper
May 1, 2009

Peter Galbert's caliper features a built-in, easy-to-read scale.
Are You Getting the Most from Your Combo Square?
March 1, 2008

Learn basic techniques to set up shop machines, lay out joinery, and fine-tune workpieces with the versatile combination square.

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