OneTIME Tool: Angle-Depth Gauge

Woodpeckers latest OneTIME Tool takes a century-old machinist's tool and updates it for use in the modern woodworker's shop. For around a hundred years, machinists have relied on a device similar to our new Angle-Depth Gauge to measure small holes and grooves. We took the fundamental design, use woodworker-friendly graduations (32nds on one side and mm on the other), machined a notch in the end of the rule for parallel scribing and carefully milled the groove in the head so it always returns the rule perfectly square after using it for an angle. Use it to measure the depth of grooves and holes, to lay out angles, as a small T-square, for parallel scribing and as an accurate, compact rule. All this in a tool you'll barely notice in your shirt pocket.

[brenth]

I have a “century old” one I got from my dad. They are a very handy little tool.

[BossSpringsteen]

Now, i need it and they don't have it. I don't want the cheap questionably accurate stuff off amazon.

[Baziell]

Come on now woodpeckers, don't deny me the pleasure of asking if it comes in metric.

[prozack]

How many of first born children does it cost?

[Brimmstone]

I'm sure it's a great tool, but $60 for it? Pass.

[donttrustnobody]

Don’t waste your money on these overpriced aluminum tools when you can buy solid steel quality, precision, machinist tools for a fraction of the price. I’m a big believer in quality tools but you guys are raping people on with these prices come down to earth.