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[[Keno]] built a centerline gauge for the space. It lives in the drilling | {{ToolInfoBox | ||
|tool name=Centerline Gauge | |||
|german=Mittenfinder | |||
|image=centerline gauge.jpg | |||
|synonyms=centerline finder, centerline marker, centerline scriber;<br>DE: Mittenfinder, Mittenmarkierer, "Zentrierwerkzeug" | |||
|type=[[marking]] tool | |||
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|material=[[wood]] (long, straight pieces) | |||
|used with=[[pencil]] | |||
|location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]] (above drilling table) | |||
|access= | |||
|tutors= | |||
|manual= | |||
|donation= | |||
|similar=[[Marking Gauge|marking gauge]] | |||
}} | |||
[[Keno]] built a centerline gauge for the space. It lives in the drilling area. | |||
The aluminium rods can be set in a narrower and a wider setting for different beam widths. It's accurate to roughly 1 mm, with most of the error stemming from how well the pencil tip is centered in the hole. | The aluminium rods can be set in a narrower and a wider setting for different beam widths. It's accurate to roughly 1 mm, with most of the error stemming from how well the pencil tip is centered in the hole. | ||
Hey, you could always [[Project:MicroTrees|ask Luzian to precision-sharpen a pencil]] for best results! ;-) | |||
== How It Works == | |||
Simply put a pencil into the central hole, set the centerline gauge on top of the edge you want to mark, turn it until both pins touch the sides and drag everything along the board! You should now see a nice centerline. | |||
[[Category:Marking & Measuring]] | |||
[[Category:Self-Made Tools]] | |||
[[Category:Woodworking]] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:29, 27 November 2021
| ToolInfoBox Centerline Gauge | |
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| Synonyms: | centerline finder, centerline marker, centerline scriber; DE: Mittenfinder, Mittenmarkierer, "Zentrierwerkzeug" |
| Type: | marking tool |
| Material: | wood (long, straight pieces) |
| Used with: | pencil |
| Location: | wood workshop (above drilling table) |
| Similar (More or Less): | marking gauge |
Keno built a centerline gauge for the space. It lives in the drilling area.
The aluminium rods can be set in a narrower and a wider setting for different beam widths. It's accurate to roughly 1 mm, with most of the error stemming from how well the pencil tip is centered in the hole.
Hey, you could always ask Luzian to precision-sharpen a pencil for best results! ;-)
How It Works
Simply put a pencil into the central hole, set the centerline gauge on top of the edge you want to mark, turn it until both pins touch the sides and drag everything along the board! You should now see a nice centerline.
