TIM’S TOOLS STORE

Woodturner’s Angle Gauge After turning for over twenty years Tim Yoder kept suffering from ‘bevel creep’. Over time his bevel angle on a tool would creep away from his preferred grind. After purchasing several angle gauges that were either cheaply made, too complicated to use, lacking in options or risked dulling his tools Tim decided to design his own angle gauge. The new Woodturners Angle Gauge has 10 of the most common and useful bevel angles for woodturners in one compact tool. • Bowl Gouge 45, 55 & 60 • Spindle 35, 40 & 45 • Roughing Gouge 35, 40 & 45 • Scraper 75 • Scraper Relief 15 • Parting Tool & Skew 25, 35 & 45. Quality USA made tool designed to last a lifetime. • Tool edge never touches the  gauge • 4oz Stainless steel • 3.5 inches across • Extra thick so tools have a wide surface on which to rest • Cork backed for easy handling $25         Speed Center Finders Never fumble with a standard ruler again while marking the center of a blank . These cork backed center finders resist slipping and are easy to hold. They are designed to quickly find the center of square stock,  round stock and non-square stock. You set the finder once and make your marks. Accepts standard pencils, carpenter pencils and many Sharpie permanent markers. Laser cut from 14 gauge stainless steel. Speed Center 6 For those larger projects this center finder works with square stock, non- square stock and round stock up to 6” across. Temporarily out of stock   $22   Speed Center 3 This is the perfect center finder for pen blanks and other small projects. This center finder works with square stock, non-square stock and round stock up to 3” across.

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Rulers These are the Rulers to Rule them all! Laser cut from 14 gauge stainless steel. Zeroed centered on one side for easy measuring. Standard ruled lines on the other side. The Lucky 13 and the Sweet 7 are 3 inches wide making for easy and safe resting on tool rests. The Stubb 3” is perfect for storing in a front pocket and using for small jobs. Each ruler has a center slot with ruled lines for safe marking, cutting and measuring. Corked back to resist slipping when marking and to protect your project’s surface. Wide enough to use as a right angle square. But wait these rulers are not just for woodturners. Woodworkers, quilters, craftspeople, artists and more find these rulers perfect for their applications.

Lucky 13

How can you go wrong with our favorite number 13? Also it seems everything like wood to tool rests are 12” so a little overhang can’t hurt. This is also one beast of a ruler weighing in at nearly a pound! $30 Sweet 7 7 inches just seems to hit that sweet spot between too much ruler and too little. Still small enough to slip into a pocket but big enough for the big jobs. $20 Stubb 3 Sometimes you just need a little ruler and that is where the Stubb 3 comes in. Great for marking small projects yet still wide enough to use safely on a tool rest. Pop it in your pocket and forget about it until you need it…or hear it clanking in the dryer. $12