Lee Valley square and depth gauge, a close replica of a model by Edward Preston & Sons, founded in 1825 and one of the finest toolmakers of the Victorian age. It holds a rule perpendicular to the workpiece for accurate measurement.
Lee Valley square and depth gauge, a close replica of a model by Edward Preston & Sons, founded in 1825 and one of the finest toolmakers of the Victorian age. It holds a rule perpendicular to the workpiece for accurate measurement.
Like the original it has a cast shoe and machined clamping knob in brass, but in place of the original steel rule there is a hardened 6" stainless-steel rule. The rule has a matte finish with etched, black-filled markings for easy reading, graduated in 16ths and millimetres with smaller sections in 32nds, 64ths and half millimetres. Made in Canada.