Overview
Make layout easier — scribe perfect 45° and 90° cutlines at the same time! Ideal for picture frames, corner molding, and various box constructions, this precise gauge also works to prep saw blades or drill presses for angled jobs. A balanced, wide-face design adds remarkable stability, while interior windows make marking parallel lines fast and easy. Made from solid, lightweight aluminum.
Use this versatile gauge for precise 45° and 90° reference all over the shop.
Additional Features:
- Great for marking as well as angle checking
- Windows in each face add versatility (ideal for marking parallels)
- Three scales allow for precise distance measurement (metric only)
- Weighs just 90 grams (roughly 3.2 ounces)
Tech Spec
| Brand | Shinwa Measuring Tools |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | 62113 |
| Weight (lbs) | 0.2500 |
| Style | Square |
Reviews
Customer Reviews
5 Review(s)Average Score:
3.8/5Pencil only
Posted December 3, 2013
I was looking for a saddle type marker and thought this was a good one. Only problem I have is that you have to use a pencil. I prefer using my marking knife but the first pass found me cutting the aluminum with the knife! Not good as the edge will loose accuracy in short order. Debating whether to return it or only use pencil with this gauge.
This is one of those tools...
Posted November 2, 2010
This is one of those tools you have to have in your box/bag for layout work and it's not going to put you in the poor house either. Yeah it's in metric....so what!
Very well engineered and accurate; practical...
Posted October 3, 2009
Very well engineered and accurate; practical and very handy tool that I should have bought earlier. Markings in centimeters more useful than inches (who still works with the medieval imperial system for small objects???) and assure higher precision. Besides, Rockler's fast service and top of the class customer service - unbeatable. Thanks for the offer!
It would have been nice to...
Posted August 26, 2009
It would have been nice to let everyone know that all dimensions are centimeters not inches. Buyer beware.Editor's note: We agree Scott and have this listed in the "More Info" page of this offer.
I have been looking at this...
Posted May 28, 2009
I have been looking at this kind of marking tools for some time, the most of them cost twice as much. It is a very handy tool for taking your mark around a corner and keeping your line straight all the way around a board.
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