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  1. 28th September 2008, 07:33 PM #1
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    Default Woodpecker Precision Rules Now in Stock

    We've had a lot of requests for a more robust type of set-out rule than the great Incra range.

    Woodpeckers have made a special batch of METRIC rules, in 300mm, 600mm and 900mm lengths, each has 30 degree beveled edges laser engraved @1.0mm markings. One side is normal left to right reading, whilst the other is a centre scale. Being very rigid they are ideal for set-out, and as a straight edge for trimming, scoring etc. Anodised in the Woodpecker signature red colour with white markings these are a real boost to those of us whose eyes aint what they used to be Check them out HERE BTW they even spelt the word 'Centre' correctly.

    These will compliment the already popular; 600mm T Squares and 900mm Story Stick.

    Call us if you have any questions.

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  3. 28th September 2008, 07:52 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gwhat View Post
    ...BTW they even spelt the word 'Centre' correctly...
    Nice rulers, but the ruler shown still has the US spelling "center" not the Australian "centre".
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    Default That's a pic of the Imperial Version

    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    Nice rulers, but the ruler shown still has the US spelling "center" not the Australian "centre".
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    Good pick-up, the pics on our web-site are of the US Imperial rules, our Metric ones only arrived on Friday, but the first thing I checked was that Centre was correct, now to work on them correcting; Miter, Mortise, Dado etc etc????

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gwhat View Post
    ... now to work on them correcting; Miter, Mortise, Dado etc etc????

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  6. 30th September 2008, 02:04 PM #5
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    ....planer, jointer, airplane, zz's everywhere.....

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    The T Square looks awesome, particularly the stylish presentation mount, so these others will definitely complement that.
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    Excuse my ignorance, but what is a centre scale?
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    A ruler that measures from the middle - ie so you can find the centre (or is that 'center'!), or a specified offset from a centre position.
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  9. 20th October 2008, 06:21 PM #8
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    Ah. Thanks for that. Sounds quite handy too.
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