Tisch depth gauge for table tools — precise, reliable depth measurement for woodworking projects What it does - Accurately measures and sets cutting depth for a range of table-mounted tools. - Designed to improve repeatability and reduce setup time so cuts remain consistent across multiple workpieces. - Suitable for both home projects and professional woodworking tasks, including furniture making. Key benefits - Precision: Helps you achieve exact cut depths for cleaner joints, consistent grooves, and accurate rabbets. - Efficiency: Faster setup and fewer test cuts save time and material. - Versatility: Works with various table tools to centralize depth-setting tasks in the workshop. - Practical for users of all skill levels — from hobbyists to professional woodworkers. Important attributes - Function: Depth measurement and setting tool for table-mounted equipment. - Compatibility: Intended for use with a variety of table tools (for example table saws, router tables and similar machines). - Performance: Provides stable, repeatable depth readings to help maintain accuracy across multiple cuts. - Construction: Built to withstand normal workshop use and provide reliable, consistent measurements. Typical applications - Setting blade depth on a table saw to cut consistent dados or grooves. - Adjusting router bit depth on a router table for precise trimming and joinery. - Verifying and repeating rabbet or tenon depths during furniture assembly. How it helps you - Eliminates guesswork when transferring depth settings between tools or repeat cuts. - Reduces waste by allowing correct settings on the first pass. - Makes it easier to maintain uniform results across a run of parts. Who should use it - Home DIYers working on cabinetry or small furniture projects. - Craftsmen and shop professionals who need repeatable, accurate depth control. - Anyone who wants to improve cutting precision and workflow efficiency in woodworking. Simple usage tips - Place the gauge against the workpiece or reference surface, adjust to the desired depth, then lock the setting before making cuts. - Use the gauge to confirm settings after tool adjustments or blade/bit changes to ensure ongoing accuracy. A practical, dependable tool for precise depth control in woodworking projects.