Layout Tools
There are several interesting features to our PB-9 Plumb Bob. First and foremost, this tool is precisely turned from solid brass on a CNC lathe for extreme accuracy. Weighing 9.3 ounces, the PB-9 is the perfect size plummet for general purpose... read more
Redesigned for 2007!The CS-6 Combination Square has the same classic cast silicone brass head with rosewood inlays. The head is machined to a tolerance of .002" over the length of the blade. All of the blades are photochemically etched in satin... read more
The JM-1 JointMaker allows you to generate predictable saw or light chisel cuts with any high quality handsaw or chisel. Layout your joints (or cuts) traditionally with a marking knife, awl or a pencil. Insert the appropriate guide block in the JM-1... read more
We have re-designed the SR-6 Pocket Rule by taking out the extraneous parts and leaving just the essentials! This new design is unlike any other 6" rule on the market. The ruler has only 1/16" and 1/32" graduations on each side. Nothing else. One... read more
Founder's Circle$130.50
CNC milled from solid brass, each leg of the PD-11 Precision Proportional Divider contains an array of holes on each side. One array is used forproportional work while the other is used for dividing circles, determining circumferences and the golden... read more
Founder's Circle$197.10
The CS-1 Centerscribe removes all computations for finding or scribing the center on square, rectangle, round or curved stock. It is quick, uncomplicated, reliable, and a joy to use. Accuracy is within two thousandths of an inch! There are no... read more
These guide blocks, for use with your JM-1 JointMaker, are precision cut from hard rock maple and should last years with minimal care. The JM-1 JointMaker will also accept custom guides from your shop if our standard set doesn't completely meet your... read more
Founder's Circle$139.50
Instead of scribing pins, the MG-2 uses precision turned, hardened tool steel (Rc 62) cutting discs. Beveled on one side to 30 degrees, these discs are very sharp. The beveled face runs adjacent to the fence. This arrangement allows for a constant... read more
There is not on the market today a large square designed to meetthe needs of the woodworker. The options include a framing square(awkward, designed for framing-not furniture making), and a largemetalworking square. There is nothing wrong with the... read more