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  1. #1
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    Default Convert to Incra rules

    Had read the sales guff so thought I'd give one a go. Eyesight's not so good any more so clear markings and slots should be ideal.

    With some imperial measurement work back on the agenda I got a 250mm Imperial/metric scale rule and damn me if the imperial fractions aren't in 10ths

    Oh well, can go back to the old style steel rule.

    But I like the idea so I then got the metric centring rule and a metric 150mm T-rule.

    Oh wow, the T-rule's a gem. Markings down to 1/4 of a mm, and it works so nicely as a marking gauge. Will double as a height setter on the router table. Scales are so easy to read. Ideal for an old phart.

    The centring rule includes a protractor with slots, so in time I'll make up some std gauges to measure bevel angles on the turning tools and others.

    OK, rave over
    Cheers, Ern

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    I'll second that. I have the centering rule, t-rule and a couple others and could not agree more.

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    Had my T-rule for years comes in quite handy.



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    With a 1/2mm propelling pencil, I doubt I could sharpen the lead ;-}

    How do folk store their rules? Only the centring job has a hole to hang it up.
    Cheers, Ern

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    For storing i made up a case.

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    you become masters of nothing.

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