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|synonyms=DE: Dübelmarkierer, Dübelspitzen,<br>Dübelhütchen, "Dübelfixe" | |synonyms=DE: Dübelmarkierer, Dübelspitzen,<br>Dübelhütchen, "Dübelfixe", Dübelsetzer,<br>zentrische Körner | ||
|type=[[marking]] tool | |type=[[marking]] tool | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:34, 7 January 2025
| ToolInfoBox Dowel Centers | |
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| Synonyms: | DE: Dübelmarkierer, Dübelspitzen, Dübelhütchen, "Dübelfixe", Dübelsetzer, zentrische Körner |
| Type: | marking tool |
| Material: | wood, dowels |
| Used with: | drill; hammer or mallet |
| Location: | above drilling table (wood workshop) |
| Access Requirements: | read this page |
| Similar (More or Less): | doweling jigs |
Dowel centers are inserted into the dowel holes in one of the two pieces to be joined, which is then pressed (or hammered, if necessary) against the location of the designated joint on the other piece. The marks they leave behind show you where to drill and save you a lot of measuring and swearing!
We have a set of four 8 mm dowel centers and a few single ones in other diameters.
