These spring joint type dividers are used for taking comparative or transfer measurements. The points are hardened and ground to facilitate marking out.

This is a square that you can use with confidence, day in and day out. Designed and constructed for everyday use, this reliable square should always be close to hand at the top of your toolbox.

This mortise marking gauge can draw straight lines on wood, with the large adjusting range, suitable for both amateur DIY and skilled carpenter to use, mainly applied for marking, scribing, laying out upon various joinery or other woodwork Quality and firm material: our mortise gauge is made of sturdy hardwood and brass, which are solid and with good hardness, durable and rust resistant, can serve for long time using, lightweight for carry out to work.

Fully automatic single-hand operation. Inner punching mechanism triggered after pressing the device tip to the surface.

Fully automatic single-hand operation. Inner punching mechanism triggered after pressing the device tip to the surface. Comes with 2 spare bits.

The legs of these calipers pivot on a roller and are tensioned with a bow spring. available in internal and external form and in a range of sizes.

This brass gauge is identical to the German made models, but less expensive. The quality is such, however, that one can hardly tell the difference. Its made of solid brass and features notched jaws for inside/outside measurements as well as a one millimeter increment Vernier gauge.

The double square is one of the must-have woodworking and carpentry tools. Just like the speed square, try square, framing square, T square, and combination square, the double square works hand-in-glove to make your jobs such as squareness checking, marking, and scribing become easier. Professionals should have them all because when it comes down to it, each of them plays a unique role that makes them quite irreplaceable. The body of a double square consists of a head (handle) and a blade. The head can slide along the blade. Therefore, two things set this tool apart from other woodworking and machinist tools: firstly, they are adjustable, and secondly, they can be applied to check the squareness of corners from both ends. Speed square and try square is not adjustable.

The Ryder Hobby Brass Plane. These planes are very useful for hobbyists for doing small precise jobs where a bigger plane would be too large. Manufactured from selected brass having a hard wood surface which is accurately ground. Blades are hardened and tempered. They are great for adjusting the soles of small planes, as well as for touch up on full size projects.

These handy little squares have spring steel blades riveted to brass faced rosewood stocks. Suitable for dovetail joint marking.

This brass gauge is identical to the German made models, but less expensive. The quality is such, however, that one can hardly tell the difference. Its made of solid brass and features notched jaws for inside/outside measurements as well as a one millimeter increment Vernier gauge.