Wheel Marking Gauge Tormek this book chronicles Schwarz's fascinating

this book chronicles Schwarz's fascinating personal journey—from corporate employee to publisher guided by mutualist principles

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The precision-ground blade geometry and ultra-sharp edge slice through wood fibers rather than simply wedging them apart

where the tool already has an established shape

The Michigan pattern originated from the state of the same name

Wheel Marking Gauge Tormek this book chronicles Schwarz's fascinatingThere are two main problems with a typical marking gauge: you have to tilt it just right to avoid pin chatter and, even then, the pin tends to follow the wood grain, throwing off your line. Our wheel marking gauge solves both problems. The hardened steel wheel cutter scribes perfectly at any point of its circumference. Since it cuts wood fibers rather than tears, it marks cleanly, even on cross grain. The wheel's single sided bevel also pulls the