Marking Gauge Woodworking Plan

Sawbuck projects! Cut it out from scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. For al you pasta lovers out there, here is a quick way to manage your portions. Beginner skill level.

How deep is that snow? This snowman will keep you constantly informed. An optional wiring harness (with or without an on-off switch) and a 7-1/2 watt bulb can be added to light up his nose. This 49 inch high project is made from plywood.

This project is both decorative and useful! The bears and the tree keep track of how much snow has accumulated. The cardinal holds a rain gauge to measure rainfall. This backyard project is easy to make and easy to paint.

This friendly snowman holds a measuring stick so you will know how much snow is on the ground throughout the winter. He is made from 1/2 inch thick exterior grade plywood. Some of the features like the hat rim, scarf and buttons are made as separate pieces (if you want).

This brass-bound creation will be a proud part of your tool collection for years to come.

Instead of fooling around with makeshift measuring and marking methods, count on this accurate, heirloom-quality gauge for layout help. Use it now, and eventually you can pass it on with pride.

You are not likely to misplace this shop heirloom. Use if for measuring dadoes, mortises, and other recesses where precision is critical.

With both single and paired marking points, this great-looking hand tool helps you lay out rabbets, tenons, and mortises with hairline precision. Even with the availability of pencils, craftsmen still...

For thousands of years, architects and artists have followed the principle of the Golden Mean to make designs look just right. With this simple invention you can, too, but without all the math. Let us...

The wobbly old string-and-a-nail technique for marking arcs and circles often leads to errors. But with our shop-built trammel, you can scribe perfect arcs or circles of all sizes, quickly and accurat...