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VenmoThe object shown is a contour gauge, also known as a profile gauge, profile comb, or shape duplicator. This simple but effective tool is used to record and replicate the cross-sectional shape of a surface, particularly for irregular or complex profiles. Key Uses and Features Shape Duplication: The gauge consists of a row of long, thin, movable pins (often made of steel or plastic) that conform to an object's outline when pressed against it. Tracing for Cuts: Once the pins have taken an impression of the shape, the user can lock the pattern in place (if it has a locking mechanism, as many do) and transfer that exact contour onto another material, such as wood, tile, or laminate flooring, to ensure a precise cut. Applications: It is widely used in woodworking, flooring installation, tiling, and general DIY projects for fitting materials around obstacles like pipes, door casings, or moldings. Measurement: The tool body often includes both inch and millimeter ruler markings to aid in measurements.
KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.










1 Day
15
0
$20.00
KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.



VenmoThe object shown is a contour gauge, also known as a profile gauge, profile comb, or shape duplicator. This simple but effective tool is used to record and replicate the cross-sectional shape of a surface, particularly for irregular or complex profiles. Key Uses and Features Shape Duplication: The gauge consists of a row of long, thin, movable pins (often made of steel or plastic) that conform to an object's outline when pressed against it. Tracing for Cuts: Once the pins have taken an impression of the shape, the user can lock the pattern in place (if it has a locking mechanism, as many do) and transfer that exact contour onto another material, such as wood, tile, or laminate flooring, to ensure a precise cut. Applications: It is widely used in woodworking, flooring installation, tiling, and general DIY projects for fitting materials around obstacles like pipes, door casings, or moldings. Measurement: The tool body often includes both inch and millimeter ruler markings to aid in measurements.









