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Radius Gauges & Angle Gauges
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Radius gauges, also known as fillet gauges, measure the concave and convex radius or fillet of metal objects. These tools are commonly used by inspectors, toolmakers, and die-sinkers for checking angles. They are also used for carpentry when checking the radius on a workpiece on a lathe.
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Radius Gauge Sets
These radius gauge sets contain various-sized loose leaves or multiple leaves that are mounted to one or more hubs on a handle. They are used to quickly check or inspect the size of the radius or fillet, whether confirming a known size or for determining an unknown one. They are also used as a stencil on a workpiece in combination with a scriber and layout die to mark a radius that needs to be cut. These gauges are commonly used in woodworking and light and heavy manufacturing applications.
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Fixed Leaves With Handle
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Radius Gauges
Radius gauges are used as replacements for damaged, worn, or lost gauges in a loose set or for serving a repetitive use. They quickly check or inspect the size of the radius or fillet, whether confirming a known size or for determining an unknown one. They are also used as a stencil on a workpiece in combination with a scriber and layout die to mark a radius that needs to be cut. These gauges are commonly used in woodworking and light and heavy manufacturing applications.
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