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This combination square from Products Engineering is available as a four-piece set and can be purchased with a 24-in. blade.

Woodjoy’s Brazilian cherry marking gauge is reversible and can be used to mark along flat or curved surfaces.

The Mitutoyo combination square features easy-to-read measurements on a hardened, satin-chrome-finished blade.

Lie-Nielsen’s small low-angle block plane is made from cast bronze and features a non-adjustable throat. The company now offers a steel version.

The Tite-Mark combination marking gauge features a micro-adjustable fence and is available in two lengths.

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

The Veritas Rule Magnifier features a rare-earth magnet base and 3x magnifier window measuring 1 5/8 in. dia.

This knife-style marking gauge from Crown Tools is made from rosewood and brass.

Made in Sheffield, England, Footprint’s smoother is a close match to the original made by Stanley. It features a three-piece lateral adjuster, a solid-brass blade-adjusting screw, and a frog-adjustment screw.

These dial calipers, available through Highland Woodworking, can measure inside and outside dimensions up to 6 in. and provide a readout in decimals.