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   BG | Dec 31, 2002 06:48am | #1

   MFG,

   A plan I have not seen.  However, in the December issue of FWW on page 66 they discuss and show a few homemade marking tools which were used to mark a piece of inlay work.  The metal materials appear to be old pieces of saw blade and x-acto blades.  Hope this helps  

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   jase | Dec 31, 2002 07:11am | #2

   The November or December WOOD magazine had one in it. I think that issue is still available on the shelf.

   Jase--Is there a better way?
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   UncleDunc | Dec 31, 2002 08:03am | #3

   I've seen at least two articles on shop made marking gauges in FWW over the years. It might be worth searching the magazine index.

   http://www.taunton.com/cgi-bin/artresult-fw.cgi

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   Alan | Dec 31, 2002 03:23pm | #4

   MK,

   In The Woodwright's Companion, pp. 99-103, Roy Underhill discusses making different sorts of marking gauges.  No hardware required--except a snipped nail or two.

   Alan

   
   

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   Edited 12/31/2002 8:01:38 AM ET by Alan

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   mfg_king | Jan 01, 2003 12:09am | #5

   Thanks everyone, that should be all I need to find what I want.

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   Chris | Jan 01, 2003 05:12am | #6

   If not, check the August 2001 edition of Fine Woodworking.Chris