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Measuring the inside of a box with a bar gauge
05N3101 - Bar Gauge Heads
05N3101 - Bar Gauge Heads
Measusing the diameter of a small bowl using a bar gauge
Diagram showing inside measurements of a cabinet using bar gauges
05N3101 - Bar Gauge Heads
Measuring the inside of a box with a bar gauge
05N3101 - Bar Gauge Heads
05N3101 - Bar Gauge Heads
Measusing the diameter of a small bowl using a bar gauge
Diagram showing inside measurements of a cabinet using bar gauges
05N3101 - Bar Gauge Heads

Veritas Bar Gauge HeadsMade in Canada

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Simple bar gauges are among the most useful tools in a shop. Much like cabinet scrapers, once you have used them, you wonder how you got along without them.

They have two primary purposes, comparing measurements (such as ensuring equal diagonals in drawers or carcasses to guarantee squareness) and transferring measurements.

Any time you can transfer a dimension directly, without converting it into numbers, you avoid a primary source of error.

Bar gauges not only shine in basic measurement transfer, but are unequalled for inside measurements, such as for sizing shelves or interior trim in windows. They can also be used as "story sticks" for complex built-ins where nothing is square.

Gauge head openings are 1/2" × 3/4"; you just rip 1/4" slices off standard 3/4" lumber to make bars of the length you want (wood is not included). Made of brass and ABS plastic. Two brass pins are included for transferring inside or outside measurements smaller than the length of the sticks or for transferring outside measurements without making hook tips.

Made in Canada.

Measuring the inside of a box with a bar gauge

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Veritas Bar Gauge Heads

Simple bar gauges are among the most useful tools in a shop. Much like cabinet scrapers, once you have used them, you wonder how you got along without them.

They have two primary purposes, comparing measurements (such as ensuring equal diagonals in drawers or carcasses to guarantee squareness) and transferring measurements.

Any time you can transfer a dimension directly, without converting it into numbers, you avoid a primary source of error.

Bar gauges not only shine in basic measurement transfer, but are unequalled for inside measurements, such as for sizing shelves or interior trim in windows. They can also be used as "story sticks" for complex built-ins where nothing is square.

Gauge head openings are 1/2" × 3/4"; you just rip 1/4" slices off standard 3/4" lumber to make bars of the length you want (wood is not included). Made of brass and ABS plastic. Two brass pins are included for transferring inside or outside measurements smaller than the length of the sticks or for transferring outside measurements without making hook tips.

Made in Canada.

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