Οδηγός σήμανσης KS Tools 300.0626 — καθολικός, 200 mm με ράουλο τερματισμού

Universal marking gauge ks tools 300.0626 is a 200 mm measuring and scribing tool with a stop roller designed for woodworking and general workshop use. It provides repeatable layout lines and accurate distance setting for cabinetry, joinery and panel work. The stop roller guides the gauge smoothly along edges and helps maintain consistent marks when scribing multiple pieces or long runs.

Advantages

The marking gauge features a 200 mm range for setting distances and a stop roller that reduces chatter and allows steady movement along workpiece edges. Its construction ensures repeatable positioning and controlled marking pressure, which improves the uniformity of layout lines. The tool is suitable for right- and left-handed use and permits quick adjustments for repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Marking parallel lines on boards and panels
• Setting and transferring measurements for joinery and cabinetmaking
• Repeating identical scribe lines on multiple workpieces
• Edge marking prior to cutting, planing or routing

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 200 mm
• Stop roller for guided movement along edges
• Adjustable scribing head for repeatable distance setting
• Suitable for wood and similar workshop materials
• Compact hand tool design for manual layout work

How to use

Set the desired distance on the marking gauge by adjusting the scribing head along the scale to the required measurement and locking it in place. Position the stop roller against the workpiece edge and draw the gauge along the edge while applying consistent pressure so the scribing point produces a clear layout line. For multiple identical pieces, confirm the stop roller remains engaged with the edge and check the lock before each pass to ensure repeatability.

Recommendations

Keep the scribing point sharp and free of debris for clean lines, and inspect the stop roller for smooth rotation to avoid irregular marks. Use on straight, clean edges for best results and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion.