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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.
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.
Cabinet Scraper
August 1, 2003

The Veritas cabinet scraper is loosely based on the classic No. 80 scraper and features a 2-3/4-in.-wide scraper blade.
Wooden Smoothing Plane
June 1, 2003

This wooden smoother by Knight Toolworks features a Japanese iron and cocobolo sole.
Plane-Setting Hammer
June 1, 2003

The Vertias plane-setting hammer features a two-sided head of brass and wood ideal for setting plane-iron depth on infills and other planes without adjustment knobs.
Carving Chisel
April 1, 2003

Lamp’s high-end carving tools have octagonal hornbeam handles.
Hammers and Mallets
January 1, 2003

Woodworking's original blunt instrument has evolved into a wide range of specialized hammers and mallets.
Smoothing Plane No. 7
January 1, 2003

A handcrafted No. 7 smoothing plane from Sauer and Steiner Toolworks features a cocobolo infill and an M2 high-speed steel blade.
Combination Squares
December 1, 2002

What sets apart a $75 tool from one that costs $6?
Combination Square 434-12-4R
December 1, 2002

The Starrett combination square features a chrome blade with an easy-to-change rotating blade.

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