The Tork Craft Bevel Gauge is an essential tool for woodworkers, carpenters, and metalworkers, designed to accurately measure and replicate angles. Its robust construction and precise adjustments make it a reliable instrument for both professional and DIY applications.
Application:
- DIY
- Construction
- Woodworking
- Measuring
Features
- Commonly used angles engraved on handle: 15°,30°,45°,60°
- Level vial on handle.
- Retractable ledge support for material balancing.
- Storage compartment for the blade.
- Fast locking knob which can used for angle adjustment, measuring and transferring angles.
- Scale is laser printed with imperial and metric readings.
How to Use the Tork Craft Bevel Gauge:
Using the Tork Craft Bevel Gauge is straightforward and can significantly enhance the precision of your woodworking, carpentry, or metalworking projects. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Using the Tork Craft Bevel Gauge is straightforward and can significantly enhance the precision of your woodworking, carpentry, or metalworking projects. Here’s a step-by-step guide
1. Setting an Angle
- Setting an Angle: Loosen the locking mechanism to allow the blade to move freely.
- Set the Desired Angle: Adjust the blade to the desired angle using a protractor or by aligning it with an existing angle.
2. Transferring an Angle:
- Place the Bevel Gauge: Place the handle of the bevel gauge against one edge of your workpiece.
- Adjust the Blade: Loosen the locking mechanism and adjust the blade until it matches the angle you want to transfer.
- Lock the Blade: Once the blade matches the desired angle, tighten the locking mechanism to hold the angle in place.
- Mark the Angle: Use a pencil or scribe to mark the angle onto your workpiece along the edge of the blade.
3. Checking an Angle:
- Place the Bevel Gauge: Position the bevel gauge on the angle you wish to check.
- Adjust the Blade: Loosen the locking mechanism and move the blade until it aligns perfectly with the angle.
- Lock the Blade: Secure the blade by tightening the locking mechanism to hold the angle.
- Compare with a Protractor: If necessary, use a protractor to verify the angle measurement.
- Maintenance: Keep the blade and handle clean and free from debris. Regularly check and tighten the locking mechanism.
- Calibration: Periodically check the accuracy of your bevel gauge against a known standard to ensure precise measurements.
- Storage: Store the bevel gauge in a dry place to prevent rust and damage, especially if it has metal components.
- Consistent Pressure: Apply consistent pressure when setting or transferring angles to avoid inaccuracies.
By following these steps and tips, you can effectively use the Tork Craft Bevel Gauge to achieve accurate and consistent angles in your projects, enhancing both the quality and efficiency of your work
| Description | Specification |
| Dimensions | 249(L) x 27(W) x 24mm(T) |
| Material | Handle: ABS (Plastic) Ruler: Stainless Steel |
| Tool Weight | 920g |
