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10-Inch Locking Contour Gauge

10-Inch Locking Contour Gauge

Regular price $59.99 CAD
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  • 📏 10" working width – captures large profiles in a single pass.
  • 🔒 Instant lock – holds the contour in place so you can transfer it without shifting.
  • 🦾 High-density fine teeth – precise reproduction of irregular profiles.
  • 🧰 Sturdy construction – ABS body with durable metal latch.
Colour: Orange


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    INSTANT TEMPLATE = PERFECT CUTS

    Place the gauge against the piece you want to replicate (pipe, molding, stone), push the teeth, then lock it. All that’s left is to place the gauge on your board and trace the exact cut: faster installation, fewer trial-and-error attempts.

    LOCK THAT PREVENTS ANY MOVEMENT

    The locking mechanism maintains the captured shape as you move to the workbench or saw. No more slipping profiles: the outline remains accurate until it is transferred.

    FOR FLOORING, CERAMIC & MILLWORK

    Ideal for floating/vinyl floors, hardwood, ceramic tiles, and installation around pipes, door frames, baseboards, and columns. Also works for auto body work, DIY projects, and renovations.

    PRODUCT FEATURES

    Measuring width: 10 in

    Locking mechanism: metal thumbwheel/lever (profile fixed until tracing)

    Materials: durable ABS body, fine sliding teeth

    Graduations: inch markings for quick alignment

    Uses: woodworking, flooring, tile, drywall, molding, thin sheet metal

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I use it correctly?

    Press the gauge against the shape → the pins conform to the profile → lock it → transfer to your workpiece, trace, and then cut.

    What is the maximum profile size?

    Up to 10 in. wide in a single pass. For wider contours, measure in two sections and align the outlines.

    Is it suitable for ceramic and laminate flooring?

    Yes. It helps navigate around pipes and molding for clean cuts on floating/vinyl flooring, hardwood, or tiles.

    Do the teeth mark the surfaces?

    They glide without scratching most materials. On very sensitive finishes, apply light pressure.

    How do I care for it?

    Dust off after use. Avoid solvents/abrasives; a damp cloth is sufficient to ensure smooth sliding.