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|tool name=Sliding T Bevel Gauge
|tool name=Sliding T Bevel Gauge
|german=Winkelschmiege
|german=Winkelschmiege
|synonyms=false square; DE: Schmiege, Schrägmaß,<br>Winkelschmiege, Stellschmiege, "Winkelmesser"
|synonyms=false square, sliding bevel;<br>DE: Schmiege, Schrägmaß,<br>Winkelschmiege, Stellschmiege, "Winkelmesser"
|type=[[measuring]] tool
|type=[[measuring]] tool
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The sliding T bevel gauge lets you ''transfer bevels from one workpiece to another without actually giving you a numerical value.
The sliding T bevel gauge lets you ''transfer'' angles from one workpiece to another without actually giving you a numerical value.


More information on Wikipedia:
More information on Wikipedia:

Latest revision as of 07:22, 24 May 2024

Bevel gauges let you measure bevels ("angles"), e.g. for sharpening and joinery.

There is a gauge by the bench grinders to check for several standard blade bevels.

Simple ones can also be laser cut or 3D printed.

Sliding T Bevel Gauge

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Sliding T Bevel Gauge

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Synonyms: false square, sliding bevel;
DE: Schmiege, Schrägmaß,
Winkelschmiege, Stellschmiege, "Winkelmesser"
Type: measuring tool
Material: wood
Used with: pencil or marking knife
Location: wood workshop
Similar (More or Less): squares, goniometer

The sliding T bevel gauge lets you transfer angles from one workpiece to another without actually giving you a numerical value.

More information on Wikipedia: