Saker Contour Gauge Profile Tool with Adjustable Lock 10 Inch Orange

Contour Gauge Profile Tool with Adjustable Lock and ABS Pins for Woodworking, Flooring and Trim – Saker

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$41.99
Sale price  $41.99 Regular price 
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Saker Contour Gauge Profile Tool with Adjustable Lock 10 Inch Orange

Contour Gauge Profile Tool with Adjustable Lock and ABS Pins for Woodworking, Flooring and Trim – Saker

$41.99
Sale price  $41.99 Regular price 
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A contour gauge profile tool captures irregular outlines so users can transfer curves, corners and height changes directly to material for cutting. Saker’s adjustable locking design helps reproduce pipe shapes, door frames, baseboards, molding, flooring edges and automotive panels without building a separate paper or cardboard template.

The durable ABS pins press around the object and lock in position for tracing, while a tension screw lets users balance holding strength and smooth movement. Available variants include 5- and 10-inch gauges plus connection packages and extendable sets for broader profiles. Choose the configuration that matches the project rather than assuming every variant has the same length. Press the gauge squarely against the shape, engage the lock before moving it and verify the traced outline before cutting. Use the included mini wrench or a screwdriver to adjust pin tension in small increments.

Specifications

  • Product: Contour gauge
  • Brand: Saker
  • Material: ABS plastic
  • Primary sizes: 5 and 10 inches
  • Feature: Adjustable profile lock
  • Tension adjustment: Screw and mini wrench
  • Uses: Woodworking, flooring, tile and trim
  • Profiles: Pipes, frames, molding and irregular edges
  • Additional options: Connection and extendable sets
  • Measurement system: Inch

Frequently Asked Questions

Which gauge sizes are available?

The product family includes 5- and 10-inch gauges along with connection and extendable configurations.

How is a captured shape held for tracing?

Press the pins against the profile and engage the lock before transferring the outline.

What should I do if the pins feel too tight or loose?

Turn the tension screw in small increments with the mini wrench or a suitable screwdriver.

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