Empire 6 in. Contour Gauge
$9.16
This Empire Contour Gauge is a precision woodworking tool that duplicates and transfers patterns and essential for fitting carpet, tile and door casings.
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Description
The Empire 6 in. Contour Gauge is a precision woodworking tool that duplicates and transfers patterns and is essential for fitting carpet, tile, linoleum, door casings, moldings and pipes. This gauge is constructed from stainless-steel to provide durability and features a low-profile design for easy operation.
- Duplicates and transfers patterns and is essential for fitting carpet, tile, linoleum, door casings, moldings and pipes
- Constructed from stainless-steel to provide durability and features a low-profile design for easy operation
- Stainless steel probes with 6 in. L metal casing
- 3-1⁄4 in. probe length will read a 1-7⁄8 in. maximum pattern depth
- Low profile for easy operation
- 6 in. L metal casing with dual sided ruled edge
- 1-year limited warranty
Additional information
| Weight | .5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.85 × 4.70 × 9.95 in |
| Condition | New |
| Gauge Type | Contour |
| Hand Tool Type | Gauge |
| Measurement Standard | SAE |
| Model | 2754 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (47)
47 reviews for Empire 6 in. Contour Gauge
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Alfredo Ebert (verified owner) –
Worked perfectly for small job I was doing. Taken care of it will last forever
Jody Schaden (verified owner) –
Only problem with the cotout gauge I had was you have to have some muscle to use it my 13 year old nephew was unable to use it
Hillard Schroeder (verified owner) –
Over the years, I have owned several of these handy gauges. You must be careful not to dislodge or bend any of the wires. I suggest keeping the package for storing the gauge safely.
Francis McGlynn (verified owner) –
My friend has the exact same one. He said the pins were a little stiff moving back and forth. I suggested a bit of WD40 sprayed on the pins to work them back and forth, and now he says it’s a lot better to use. I now just ordered four of em for myself, my bro in law and both my father and father in law.
Christa Mills (verified owner) –
Worked like a charm on moulding from D.C. Area
Zachary Kuhn (verified owner) –
This was a Christmas present for my husband, he has not used it yet. But commented that he was going to buy one he seemed pretty happy about it.
Esperanza Bogan (verified owner) –
Great product. Bought it for my husband for Christmas and he loved it. Much sturdier than plastic versions.
Penelope Eichmann (verified owner) –
It’s easy to use and a tool that I need to do flooring but is useful with other projects I am doing.
Mathew Yundt (verified owner) –
It works good as is But, Home Depot should sell longer ones.
Melyssa Bogisich (verified owner) –
Inexpensive. Does the job. No frills. Just what I wanted.
Charlene Weimann (verified owner) –
Very pleased with this product and the efficient delivery process during these trying times.
Virgil Lebsack (verified owner) –
On a job recently where older baseboard needed to be matched. I quickly added the Empire gauge to my cart and off I went. Works as expected for the price.
Maryam Tromp (verified owner) –
Does the work even on intricate shapes. Requires a little practice before use.Basic design. Price is right.
Maci Leuschke (verified owner) –
Not very long and doesn’t have a lock on it, but the wires are stiff so it can still hold a shape fairly efficiently.
Stephan Schmidt (verified owner) –
This tool is built solid with all metal construction.Soon as you pick it up you can feel it. Because of the thin blade design, 0.03/ 1/32 inches, its sure to capture fine contours and details. Its very simple to use too. Just place and push the back of it on a flat surface and then push the front firmly against whatever contour or pattern you want to capture. Now you’ll have the outline to trace on to your material to cutout. It’s that easy.The blades are 0.03 or 1/32 inches or 0.85 mm. thick and can reach to a depth of 1.8 or 1 13/16 inches or 47 mm. And piece up to 6 inches wide!
Joey Ferry (verified owner) –
I use contour gauges for measuring contours of guitar necks and other guitar pieces found in the construction of an acoustic or classical guitar. This contour gauge is a great buy, excellent value and does the job. I would have give it 5 stars but since I use it on/around delicate wood I have to be careful since the gauge cross bars are steel but the ends of the individual cross bars are relatively smooth and are not jagged or burred. Still, I gave their ends a light sanding to make them a bit smoother. Of course if you can, put some tape over the wood and be careful!
Jaylen Dicki (verified owner) –
Its compact and fits in my tool pouch. I large enough to handle most any odd angled or shaped molding for a quick trace.
Cameron Hahn (verified owner) –
I definitely prefer this contour gauge to the plastic QEP brand. However, the gauge feelers bend/flex to the sides sometimes. Also, for larger contours (stair banister support with 10″ diameter base), this product just isn’t big enough. I ended up using a pencil and string instead.
Brooks Beahan (verified owner) –
Love empire items and this is no exception
Lindsay Torp (verified owner) –
Effective tool. Works great