JESSEM WOOD SABRE MARKING GAUGE - DiZiWoods Store







Marking Gauges have been round for hundreds of years however nothing has been designed to dial in your actual measurements, till now. Introducing the brand new JessEm Wooden Sabre Marking Gauge. As soon as once more JessEm has taken a primary device and made it revolutionary by enabling a marking gauge to be preset to any pre-decided place.......Machined out of top of the range chrome steel and anodized aluminium, the Wooden Sabre design permits for even strain and management from zero as much as 6″. The beveled blade is made up of A2 software metal hardened to 60 RC and retracts under the reference face when not in use. The massive chrome steel reference face is slightly below three″ large and sits three/four″ under the blade permitting you to slip effortlessly throughout the inventory. The innovation of this product comes from the superb micro-adjuster. The primary shaft is laser engraved at each half″ and thru the detents on the primary shaft, you possibly can shortly change the settings in 1/2″ increments. The nice adjustment is at 1/sixteen of an inch per revolution and the graduated collar lets you regulate right down to 1/256 of an inch. The location window, on the face of the gauge, is referenced at 1/sixteenth of an inch and lets you know the setting of your blade. Upon getting your required place, merely lock the chrome steel knob and start your work. When scribing strains for mortises, the Wooden Sabre may be shortly re-adjusted for a second line. Earlier than the JessEm Wooden Sabre ships, the blade is honed and calibrated for accuracy at our Canadian manufacturing facility.Machined out of top of the range chrome steel and anodized aluminium
The beveled blade is made up of A2 software metal hardened to 60 RC and retracts under the reference face when not in use
The effective adjustment is at 1/sixteen of an inch per revolution and the graduated collar permits you to regulate right down to 1/256 of an inch
The location window, on the face of the gauge, is referenced at 1/sixteenth of an inch and permits you to know the setting of your blade.
When scribing strains for mortises, the Wooden Sabre might be shortly re-adjusted for a second line









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