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YRTi (Mas)
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Japanese marking gauges
I made Japanese marking gauges with the blade and hardware that I sourced directly from Japan for this project.
Since these specific blades and hardware are somewhat difficult to obtain in the U.S., I bought extra stock. There is a long story behind it, but in brief, I have now turned them into a kit so people who's interested in can enjoy the project, too.
In my website, I wrote the details about making it.
https://www.yrti.net/kebiki-marking-gauge-guide/
It was at least a fun project to me!
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Since these specific blades and hardware are somewhat difficult to obtain in the U.S., I bought extra stock. There is a long story behind it, but in brief, I have now turned them into a kit so people who's interested in can enjoy the project, too.
In my website, I wrote the details about making it.
https://www.yrti.net/kebiki-marking-gauge-guide/
It was at least a fun project to me!
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No name noobie here
12 Comments
well done as usual mas ! love watching your process.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Lovely work. Liked the video also.
Ron
Thank you Pottz and Ron as always!
No name noobie here
Nice gages but I have a Crown gage. I like your process videos.
The Other Steven
You always have great videos, really shows how talented you are with your hand tool skills!
Nice gauges!
Nice gauges!
DL Thank you!
Splinter, Thank you. I feel I'm getting better but at the same time, getting to be lazy, haha!
Splinter, Thank you. I feel I'm getting better but at the same time, getting to be lazy, haha!
No name noobie here
buddy your far from lazy my friend. guys like me that only use power tools are lazy 😁
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Your attention to detail and ability to design are amazing.
Pottz, Even power tools still require a skilled workforce, and CNC machines need someone to operate and maintain them:)
Thank you, BB! It is not actually my original design, but rather a common style. I just adjusted it to fit my hand and converted the measurements to the closest imperial units, so people do not have to deal with 1/128 fractions to make it.
Thank you, BB! It is not actually my original design, but rather a common style. I just adjusted it to fit my hand and converted the measurements to the closest imperial units, so people do not have to deal with 1/128 fractions to make it.
No name noobie here
Nicely done!
Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".
Nice set of gauges!
Thank you Ryan and Steven!
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