Let Us Know If there's enough demand, we may re-run some of these tools. However Paypal and other payment services may charge you at the time the order is placed. Please note if you're paying by credit card, you will not be charged until your order is ready to ship. United States Canada Asia Europe Repairs. Don’t miss out, order yours today! Delivery is scheduled for March, 2023.Ĭredit Card Policy. Allen Gauge Tool Company - Gauges for Threaded Tubular Products Distributors, Repairs, Products, Contact Allen Gauge. Tire Tread Depth Gauge Type Gauge, Sliding To Measures Inch and Millimeter (3 Sides Measure 0 to 1 Inch in 1/32 Inch Increments and 3 Sides Measure 0 to. Once orders are filled, the Angle-Depth Gauge will be retired from our product line. The deadline to order yours is Monday, December 26, 2022. Like all Woodpeckers OneTIME Tools, the Angle-Depth Gauge is only built to order, precisely machined and carefully inspected in our Strongsville, Ohio, facility just south of Cleveland. Your Angle-Depth Gauge comes with a wall-mountable Rack-It so your tool is always right in plain sight and ready to go to work. The scale on the stainless steel blade is precisely engraved with high contrast, easy to read markings. The head of the Angle-Depth Gauge is machined from a solid billet of aircraft-grade aluminum on state-of-the-art CNC milling machines, then anodized for surface protection. 30°, 45° and 60° have laser-engraved reference lines or you can use an angle reference plate to set any angle you choose. Loosen the thumbwheel, lift the scale out of the 90° index groove and adjust it for angled layout. The notch puts the pencil right in line with the end of the scale and keeps it in place.
If you need to then transfer that measurement to another piece of stock, drop the tip of your pencil in the milled notch in the end of the scale and run the head along the edge of your stock. The scale flips around easily from inch to metric. Just rest the head on the material and adjust the scale to the table. With material resting on a flat surface, it’s easy to measure its thickness with a high degree of accuracy. The scale is sized to fit in very small openings (it’s just 1/16" thick and 1/4" wide). It’s perfect for measuring the depth of dovetails, box joints, rabbets, dadoes, mortises and holes. Lock the thumbwheel and you have the measurement recorded in both inch and metric scales. As a depth gauge, rest the sliding head across the face of your material and extend the scale to the bottom of the groove or hole.
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