Newkiton Wheel Marking Gauge Pro

I was very surprised at how great this was. The machining on it is fantastic at this price. The fine adjustment screw moves very smoothly and the threads are well made and tight. The finish on the parts is excellent. Good solid anodizing colors. The blades are super sharp. Ignore the reviews that say it doesn't have a way to fix the blade. It comes with two blades, one with a ball bearing in it that allows it to roll. Another comes with just a screw the will fix it so it is stationary and doesn't roll. The scale on it isn't great but just use a ruler to set it and you will be fine. The markings on the tool are small (for my eyes) and hard to read. And the inch scale is not in typical fractions which makes if VERY hard to use in any case. Aside from that small issue, I love this thing.

Ive never owned a marking gauge before, but I have been woodworking for about two years now and decided to go with this one because of the micro adjust feature. Material is high quality, and fit and finish are exceptional for the price. I did not expect it to be so nice, work so smoothly or be as accurate as it is. Also, the packaging was very nice, I actually laughed because it came packaged like a good bottle of scotch lol. Id buy it again.

I already had one of these that has the two rollers at the other end for curves. I bought that for next to nothing from Wish Dot Com, and was not expecting much, but it turned out to be incredibly good quality. However it did not have the screw adjustment for fine control, and is just a bit unwieldy, so I ordered this version. It works very well, and I love the fine adjustment. It is also turning out to be my default marking gauge for 95% of situations. Call me shallow, but I kind of like that red anodized finish as well. :-)

For under $30, this is a quality marking gauge. The primary locking nut at the back locks it in tight and prevents any movement. The micro adjust is fairly good too with about 1/64in play.. though I don't think the manufacturer really thought it through. Kinda hard to explain the mechanics in text but there really should have been a groove in the rod for the locking screw on the side of the face piece to ride on. This would prevent the face from rotating freely and instead allow movement only along the length of the rod. The middle barrel is what you should be rotating, which pushes out the parts on both sides of the barrel to get the microadjustment. But because there is no groove, all 3 parts of the microadjustment trio rotates freely. And with one hand holding it and the other to adjust, you really can only rotate one part of the trio at a time. This makes it very clunky to use as intended. You end up just turning one part of the microadjustment (for me, it's the face) to set the depth. And while this works fine to do the adjustment, this type of design isn't intended to work like that. Also, the cutter with the bearing isn't as tight as I'd like. There's a little bit of play. But it comes with a fixed cutter which I swapped out for. In the end, regardless of its idiosyncrasies , it's a fine marking gauge.

Been wanting one of these for a while. Saw it used on “The old house” thought it would make a nice addition to my tools. Has a metric and imperial scale. Comes with an extra blade and screwdriver s well. I am very impressed with the quality of this tool.

The fine adjustment is helpful. I would have preferred that the inches scale had been marked in the standard way, rather than in 25ths of an inch. But most irritating is that the cutting wheel will not stay stationary. When you begin to scribe, the little bolt that fixes it in place immediately loosens so it spins. Still does mark accurately.

I've used a number of different marking gauges over the years, from the very simple and crude to the complex and precise heirlooms. This marking gauge qualifies as the later. This gauge rivals top shelf gauges made by tool makers such as Veritas and Tite-Mark by Glenn Drake. This marking gauge is unique from the others with an included ball bearing cutting wheel as well as a fixed cutting wheel. This allows for marking on any type of wood with consistent results. The other great thing is the price. I find the price to be 50% to 75% less then marking gauges with like qualities.

I received the marking gauge in a very large box along with a marking gauge for dovetails. The tube contain the marking gauge came in was broken open on both ends, the marking gauge and the contents were loose in the box and the screwdriver was missing the metal component and the plastic handle was broken. The box size would have held a router-way to big for this small tool. The gauge works well and the screwdriver is not a necessity. Just glad the small locking screw and extra blade didn't fall out of the box.

Ottimo trusxhino, con regolazione fine, facile da usare, consigliato.

J'ai mis pas mal de temps à comprendre comment avoir la fonction micrométrique. Bon !!! on y arrive, mais ça aurait été plus simple avec une notice digne du produit et en français

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Arrived on time as described, a good product, easy to use. Wish I'd ordered one sooner!

Je l'utilise pour tracer avec précision bon matériel