Bevels

A new range of layout tools from Ulmia. Ulmia are probably best known for their workbenches and wooden hand planes, but as soon as we picked these up we knew we needed to add them to our ever increasing inventory! This new series is called Alu-Line, and combines aluminium and walnut to give these squares and bevels a feel of quality which is hard to find at this price point. I'm not sure we...

A new range of layout tools from Ulmia. Ulmia are probably best known for their workbenches and wooden hand planes, but as soon as we picked these up we knew we needed to add them to our ever increasing inventory! This new series is called Alu-Line, and combines aluminium and walnut to give these squares and bevels a feel of quality which is hard to find at this price point. Precision milled...

Woodpeckers Engle Angle 3'' (75mm). 2023. All the same tricks of the larger 6'' tool but in a smaller package so it can get into tighter spots. This tool is inspired by the vintage #30 Stanley Angle Divider from 1903. By fitting the connected legs into an existing corner, the tool bisects the angle automatically. This is particularly important when mitering trim for existing structures....

For some woodworkers – particularly chairmakers – a small sliding bevel that locks tightly is an essential tool. Most inexpensive sliding bevels can be knocked off their settings with little effort, and the results can be a disaster. Because sliding bevels guide most of the joinery in a chair, being off by 1° or 2° can ruin a workpiece. The Crucible Sliding Bevel is designed...

The Crucible Brass Bevel Monkey is an accurate way to set your sliding bevel to fractions of a degree with little trouble. The Brass Bevel Monkey is marked with degrees from 0° (vertical) to 50° off of vertical. There are half-degree markings between each major marking, making it easy to extrapolate to a quarter of a degree or less. The brass plate is engraved at Machine Time, which manufactures...