Contour gauge, 2 pieces, lockable, 25 and 12 contours, copier with adjustable locking mechanism, shape copying mark for precise measuring accuracy

FAQ

What is a contour gauge?

A contour gauge is a very helpful tool for making difficult cuts in wood. It is excellent for duplicating any shape for easy transfer to tiles and other surfaces.

What is a contour gauge used for?

Profile gauges are commonly used in metal and woodworking, DIY projects, and construction. They are ideal for irregularly shaped tiles, wallpaper, irregularly shaped floors, laminate flooring, carpeting, vinyl flooring, baseboards, or moldings.

Who needs a contour gauge?

Floor planners typically use this tool to ensure a perfect fit for laminate or vinyl flooring. Hobbyists and tradespeople also use this type of gauge. If you need to do any cutting in your restoration projects, this tool, with its numerous corners and curves, will make your work easier. Specifications of the contour gauge: Material: ABS, Color: Orange, Weight: 790 g, Measuring range: 0–5 inches, 0–10 inches. Conclusion: A perfect tool makes your work more comfortable and flexible. With a robust and precise contour gauge, you can complete your tasks effortlessly. So buy this perfect contour gauge – it will make your work easier. Using the contour gauge:

Copy the target shape, fix the contour, trace, trim, or cut and place

1 x contour gauge (10 inches), 1 x contour gauge (5 inches), 1 x screwdriver

Tip: Use the screwdriver to readjust the screws on both sides if they are too tight or too loose.

Improved locking system

This contour gauge with a locking system is designed for easy transfer and will not deform.

Durable ABS plastic

The contour gauge is made of high-quality ABS, which is very durable, rust-resistant, and long-lasting.

High-resolution scale

The high-resolution scale is clear and easy to read.

Step 1: Contour Measurement

Depending on the size of the contour, you can use the small (12") or large (25") contour gauge. Simply adjust the tool to the desired shape.

Step 2: Locking

After you have transferred the correct contour to the tool, lock it. This prevents the profile from shifting and becoming distorted during the following steps or when moving the tool.

Step 3: Drawing

Transfer the profile from the contour gauge to the desired surface – for example, laminate, parquet, tiles, or paper.

Step 4: Cut and fit perfectly

Mark the profile template on the carpet or tiles and cut along the lines.

This is a time-saving method for carpentry, assembly, and tiling projects.

Versatile use in everyday life for easier work