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A small chisel, sturdy and well balanced

Multifix Combination Protractor and Sliding T-Bevel

A general purpose Bailey-style plane with some modern modifications, including molded plastic handles, and a one-piece pressed steel lateral adjuster, instead of the the trademark three-piece lateral adjuster.

Also called scratch gauges, Starrett’s marking gauges feature square cutters and adjusters. They were originally designed for scribing metal.

This plane is patterned after Stanley’s No. 164, but makes a number of improvements over the original. It features a 3/16-in.-thick A2-steel blade, cherry handles, and a body cast from ductile iron.

The Veritas plane is cast from ductile iron and trimmed with hardwood handles and knurled brass knobs. Its blade is a full 1/8 in. thick and made from A2 steel.

Colen Clenton’s pin-style marking gauge is made of she-oak with brass inlay and parts. These tools are handmade in Australia.

This skew block plane from Lie-Nielsen functions as a rabbet plane, a fillister planer, or a standard low-angle block plane.

This 18th-century-style wooden coffin smoothing plane from Clark & Williams features a beech body and 01 steel blade.

Grizzly offers Japanese-made chisels featuring laminated steel blades and hardwood handles.