Creating an angle when woodworking can be simple if you use a T-bevel, also known as a sliding bevel gauge. You can use the T-bevel to measure your own angle or use it for transferring angles. The T-bevel mimics a square, with the short end adjustable. It is commonly used to measure angles for a dovetail joint.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Measured Angle:

1 Unlock the T-bevel wing nut or thumbscrew.
2 Move the T-bevel around until you have reached the angle desired.
3 Use a protractor as a guide to set a measured angle. Set the measured angle on the protractor. Place the protractor inside the T-bevel and set it to match.
4 Lock the T-bevel into place with the wing nut or the thumbscrew.
5 Lay the T-bevel on the wood where the angle is going to be made and mark the wood for your project.

Transferred Angle

1 Unlock the T-bevel wing nut or thumbscrew.
2 Lay the T-bevel flat on the angle you wish to mimic.
3 Adjust the bevel to match the angle.
4 Lock the T-bevel into place with the wing nut or thumbscrew.
5 Lay the T-bevel on the wood where you would like to transfer the angle.
6 Mark the wood for your project.

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Brand Name: HAWK.
UPC Number: 768537736501
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