Wheel Marking Gauge Books - Gardening & Farming Primary use: Mortise and joint

Primary use: Mortise and joint cutting

from delicate brad nails in trim work to stubborn ring-shank nails in framing lumber

It also works for the woodcarver's straight drawknives and the gardener's pruning shears

Bowl makers

Longer lengths for maximum leverage

Wheel Marking Gauge Books - Gardening & Farming Primary use: Mortise and jointThere are two main problems with a typical marking gauge: you have to tilt it just right to avoid pin chatter and, even then, the pin tends to follow the wood grain, throwing off your line. Our wheel marking gauge solves both problems. The hardened steel wheel cutter scribes perfectly at any point of its circumference. Since it cuts wood fibers rather than tears, it marks cleanly, even on cross grain. The wheel's single sided bevel also pulls the