Dieter Schmid - Fine Tools
	Georg-Wilhelm-Str. 7 A - 10711 Berlin - Germany Tel ++49 (0)30 342 1757 - Fax ++49 (0)30 342 1764 Website: www.fine-tools.com

Dieter Schmid - Fine Tools Georg-Wilhelm-Str. 7 A - 10711 Berlin Tel ++49 30 342 1757 - Fax ++49 30 342 1764 Website: www.fine-tools.com

Overview Measuring and Marking

Sliding Bevels, Dovetail Markers, Dovetail Saw Guide, Adjustable Saw Guide

	Bevels made by CROWN Rosewood, brass, hardened steel - these are the materials used by the small CROWN factory in Sheffield to make their pleasing and well put together bevels. The measurements given relate to the length of the steel blade.
	Size Order nr. Price 100 mm 303212 € 11.50 190 mm 303216 € 17.70 229 mm 303217 € 19.20 267 mm 303218 € 22.50

	Precision bevels made by ECE ECE's bevels have a U-shaped brass profile all round them to protect against the sort of damage that can lead to inaccuracy. Blue steel blade and rosewood handle. Enlargement Size: 250 mm Order nr. 301129 Price € 39.00 Size: 300 mm Order nr. 301130 Price € 44.00

	Sliding bevel made by VERITAS VERITAS sliding bevels transfer angles even in restricted areas with its one finger locking cam-lock mechanism. Enlargement Length of blade: 100 mm/4 inch Order nr. 307997 Price € 39.95 Length of blade: 254 mm/10 inch Order nr. 307998 Price € 45.90

	Bevel made of wood - by ECE Very recommended for larger workpieces, white beech is oiled. Enlargement Blade length: 350 mm Order nr. 301135 Price: € 23.00

	Bevel made of Steel and Aluminium This sliding bevel comes with a steel blade and aluminium handle. The locking screw is at the end of the handle - outside the working area. A sturdy good tool! Enlargement Größe: 200 mm Order nr. 309625 Price € 14.00

Universal Bevel made by STARRETT This universal bevel has both offset and straight slots in the blade, in combination with straight slots in the stock that asllow for a wide variety of adjustment and angle settings that are impossible to obtain with many ordinary bevels. The stock is only 5 mm thick and much more flat than an aordinary bevel. Made of steel. Enlargement Length of blade: 150 mm Width/thickness of blade: 19 x 1,2 mm Length of stock: 90 mm Width/thickness of stock: 19 x 5,2 mm Order no. 306415 Price € 77.00

	Sliding bevel made of solid brass Made by Richard Kell in England Length of blade: 80 mm Order No. 303539 Price € 45.00

	Dovetail marker made of solid brass One side 1 : 5 (78.5°) for softwood, the other side 1 : 8 (82.9°) for hardwood, max. depth of dovetail 26 mm ( = 1 inch). The slot is 90 ° to the fence. Made by Richard Kell in England. Order No. 303537 Price € 27.00

	Dovetail bevel Easy scribing of simple, mitred and ornamental dovetails. Ideal for cabinet makers, training workshops and restorers. 1 : 8, for dovetails from 6 - 40 mm width. Order nr. 307060 Price € 22.50

	Dovetail square - made by CROWN - - for marking dovetails
	Blade length: 66 mm 1:6 or approx. 80 - 81° Order nr. 303230 Price € 15.50	Blade length: 66 mm 1:8 or approx. 82 - 83° Order nr. 303231 Price € 15.50

Dovetail Saddle Markers These Veritas dovetail saddle markers are precision machined at 1:6 and 1:8 angles, the traditional angles for softwood and hardwood dovetails respectively. The long legs ensure accurate registration. Also, much like the Veritas saddle square they are based on, they allow a continuous line to be transferred around the corner, so the straight and angled lines can be scribed at the same time, ensuring perfect alignment. The inside corner is relieved to ensure flush seating even on saw whiskers. Made from anodized aluminum, these markers are light and durable, and will never mark your work. Length short leg 1-1/4 in. (32 mm) Length long leg 2-1/4 in. (57 mm) Width at edge 1-29/32 in. (49 mm) Saddle marker 1 : 6 Order nr. 307840 Price € 12.70 Saddle marker 1 : 8 Order nr. 307841 Price € 12.70

	Bevel Setter made by Veritas A sliding bevel is an excellent tool for transferring angles but not for reading them. This bevel setter lets you set specific angles (from 0 ° to 60 ° in 1/2 ° increments) on a sliding bevel or a workpiece as well as read angles already set. Both functions are useful for dovetailing, for machine set-up, for polygon work, or for accurately fitting a piece in a restricted location. Common dovetail and polygon angles are highlighted on the reverse side. The etched stainless-steel blade is 3 in. wide and 7 in. long. It is both easier to use and more accurate than a protractor in the same applications. Bevel setter with metric rule   View Order nr. 307871 Price € 26.50 Bevel setter with imperial rule   View Order nr. 307872 Price € 26.50 Sliding bevel not included!

	Dovetail saw guide made by VERITAS This dovetail guide was developed to allow amateur woodworkers to achieve professional results. This system also allows the seasoned expert to produce dovetail joints more quickly and with less effort. The guide comes with a sliding clamp that is designed to fit either side of the guide to allow cutting of both pins and tails. The guide has embedded rare-earth magnets to ensure that the saw remains in contact with the guide faces, and the magnets are covered with plastic pads to allow the saw to slide smoothly. Notice: Typical Japanese dovetail cutting saws with back are not suitable for this guide. Any back on the blade will interfere with this guide. Use a backless japanese saw - Ryoba or Kataba - or an English type Dovetail saw or Tenon saw, which do not interfere with the guide due to their wide blade. The guide itself overtops the workpiece with 40 mm. If your backed saw allows a cutting depth of 60 mm, the max. width of the boards can be 20 mm. Please consider this when choosing a saw. Beyond that the max. width of a board can be 25 mm/1 inch. Enlargement The teeth of the saw should be set no more than 0.1 mm/0.005 inch, as the plastic pad prouds only 0.1/mm/0.005 of the guide face. In other words, if your blade is 1 mm thick, the kerv your saw makes should not be more than 1.2 mm. The best saw for this dovetail guide is our Japanese Kataba saw ripcut fine. The guide comes with a 14 pages instruction leaflet.
	Angle: 1:6 = 80 - 81° für Softwood Order nr. 307995 Price € 47.50	Angle: 1:8 = 82 - 83° für Hardwood Order nr. 307996 Price € 47.50

	Right Angle Saw Guide made by VERITAS This is the 90° version of the Veritas dovetail saw guide. It was developed for making finger joints, cutting tenons, or on-the-spot trimming of small items. It is also ideal for beginners or children learning to make perfectly square perpendicular cuts on board ends. Manufactured using the same precision-machined aluminum extrusion as the dovetail saw guides, each reference surface is embedded with a 19 mm (3/4 in.) rare-earth magnet and covered with a low-friction plastic pad. The magnets keep the saw aligned as you cut; the pads allow the saw to slide easily against the reference surface. The clamp can accommodate material from 6 mm to 25 mm (1/4 in. to 1 in.) thick. The guide comes with a 8 pages instruction leaflet.
	Order nr. 307973 Price € 41.50

Precision Saw Guide This saw guide is fully adjustable from 0° - 45° in both directions, and therefore suited for assembling, framing and dovetailing. To use in connection with Japanese Kataba saws of blade thickness from 0.4 to 0.6 mm Notice: Use on profiled stock is possible only, if the board has at laest 2 right angles, one for the fence of the guide and one to have it properly placed on the working table. Saw not included! Comes with positioning and sliding fence, protractor, and hex key. Instructions We recommend our Kataba saws nr. 309648, nr. 309650, nr. 309300, nr. 309465, nr. 309467 Order nr. 301399 Price: € 39.90

Protractor (Bevel Gauge) Protractor for stepless precision in measuring and laying out angles. Baseplate is green plastic, and the arm is clear acrylic with a brass locking screw. It can also be used also as a normal bevel gauge. Order nr. 301398 Price € 9.90 Precision Miter Saw Guide (basic model) With this basic model of the Miter Cut Guide listed above, one can precisely cut 90 degree, and 45 degree angles for miter joints. It is designed to be used with Japanese Kataba saws with blade thicknesses between 0.4 mm and 0.6 mm. It adapts equally well for right- and left-handed people, as one simply mounts the guide assembly on the appropriate end of the base plate. A disadvantage compared to the stepless model mentioned above is that one must take the guide apart to set the cut, but this only takes a minute or two. An advantage over the stepless version is that this one is so simple to use, especially when one has a number of identical cuts to make. This miter guide is delivered without a saw, but includes an allen wrench for assembly and two guide fences, one for normal work and a second for longer cuts. Click here for more information! For use with this guide, we recommend our Kataba saws nr. 309648, nr. 309650, nr. 309300, nr. 309465, and nr. 309467 Order nr. 301396 Price € 19.90