- A
miter gauge is a
device used for
holding workpieces at a set
angle while being cut on
table saws, band saws or
sanded on
stationary disk sanders. The...
-
slots (or
miter grooves) are used to
position and
guide either a
miter gauge (also
known as a
crosscut fence) or
crosscut sled. The
miter gauge is usually...
- A
miter saw or
mitre saw is a saw used to make
accurate crosscuts and
miters in a
workpiece by
positioning a
mounted blade onto a board. A
miter saw in...
- A
miter joint (mitre in
British English) is a
joint made by
cutting each of two
parts to be joined,
across the main surface,
usually at a 45° angle, to...
- of both
joint members. The
terms "back mitre" and "mason's mitre" (or "
miter") are
often used interchangeably, but are
different types of joints, and...
- A
marking gauge, also
known as a
scratch gauge, is used in
woodworking and
metalworking to mark out
lines for
cutting or
other operations. The purpose...
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Mitre clamps or
miter clamps clamps are
designed to hold
mitre joints together. The
earliest mitre clamps are a
simple spring in a C-shape with sharpened...
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other measuring tools (such as a protractor, or
framing square).
Bevel Miter square Wormell,
Richard (1868). An
Elementary Course of
Plane Geometry....
- A
profile gauge or
contour gauge is a tool for
recording the cross-sectional
shape of a surface.
Contour gauges consist of a set of
steel or
plastic pins...
- A
miter square or
mitre square is a hand tool used in
woodworking and
metalworking for
marking and
checking angles other than 90°. Most
miter squares...
