Saker Contour Gauge - How to use a profile gauge - Review and use
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 18. 05. 2021
- In this video we're looking a the Saker 10inch Contour Profile Gauge.
This is a great tool for mimicking shapes and profiles that need to be cut out of floor boards, tiles, panels etc.
There are many applications that this tool can be used in, and perfect for the carpenter, woodworker, and builder alike.
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I can't believe this was made into a tool. I remember something like this where you would press your hand into and see the shape on the other side as pins đ
Yes! I loved that toy!
It's a copy of one that has been around since the 1980s. My dad still has the one I bought him back then. Of course they used metal pins then so you could get flush to surfaces.
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As Tim the Tool Man Taylor days âReal men donât need instructions.â And as ole Yogi Beer here says âI cut it three times and itâs STILL too short!â Love this channel!
very informative video, Thanks
Thanks for demonstration
I love my Saker
Really like this tool! đ Thank you for sharing the tool in action! I'm going to check out buying at least one for myself, lol, but, for the men in my families, as well! Although I'm an older woman, I've worked a lot harder than most men, during my working yrs, and, men in my family know that I'm pretty constructionally inclined. I've enjoyed sharing my expertise, and this is a great gift! đ
nice one jb
Received one for Christmas and I think it is an interesting tool but I donât know when I will have a need for it đ
I like this tool but it has a problem that you mentioned; it won't transfer details that are close to the floor say, on installed base moulding.
There are ones like the original from the 1980s that used metal pins that will.
Does it make a difference which end you use to cut if I flip it, then I donât get correct cut.
Cool
Did he just say "Ear Defenders"
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Why are the faces of the pins angled like they are?
I purchased one and wonder the same thing ..
As this is two years old, they've probably fixed that discrepancy, I would hope.
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I d on t understand how these are being marketed like theyâre a new invention? Profile gauges, theyâre called in uk have been around since Adam was a boy.
You know this thing has been around since about 1950 right?
My grandpa had a few when I was a kid, they were his since he was like 20... So I mean... It's NOTHING NEW. at. all.
It's just cheesier and plastic verses the nice steel ones I've been seeing around my entire life.
Yada yada useless
I get why these are a thing, but unless you're cutting hard tile it's a waste of time and slows you down. Just get good with your knife. I use to get tired of seeing dudes use these and adding an extra like 10 minutes for a tile of carpet or something that shouldn't take more than a minute if you know how to control the tile and actually cut.
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iâve seen plenty of examples where âwasting timeâ using this tool would have def been worth it for a better looking result.
@@dizzyvalentine just "git gud" with your knife!