Sliding Bevel, Tool Guide

The sliding bevel is a layout tool which is essential for accurate and precise woodwork. It is made up of two parts, the beam and the stock which can both move on an axis. These can be fixed using a wingnut to allow you to transfer an accurate angle marking.

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Sliding T Bevel Square Use

Thanks to the convenient location of its thumbscrew, this sliding T-bevel is easy to adjust no matter which way it's flipped. Whereas the typical wing nut at the pivot point can be difficult to tighten when facing down, and can even hit the benchtop when scribing angles on thinner materials, this mechanism stays out of the way, yet is always accessible. Use it to lay out a wide variety of angles, and to check your mitered cuts for accuracy.

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Made of high quality Tempered Stainless Steel for durability Perfect for making angles and transferring layout lines

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Half the size of a regular sliding bevel, this little model is far handier for laying out dovetails or any fine detail work. , The 3 blade is in a

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