Precision depth gauge for router bits and saw blades — quick, repeatable height and depth settings from 0 to 60 mm (metric and inch scales) Why you need this tool Remove guesswork and repeatedly get the same cutter or blade height across setups. The gauge saves time compared with rulers or eyeballing, reducing wasted material and rework. Use one compact tool for multiple machines: router tables, drill presses and table saws. It replaces improvised measuring methods and speeds project setup. How it solves common problems Fast, repeatable adjustments: engraved, easytoread metric and inch scales let you dial in 0–60 mm reliably for consistent cuts and holes. Durable markings: markings remain clear over time thanks to anodized aluminum construction, so you won't lose reference points after repeated use. Stable, lightweight body: CNCmachined aluminum alloy provides a rigid, flat reference without the bulk, letting you handle and store the gauge easily on the bench. What makes it stand out Engineered for repeatability: designed specifically for setting router bit depth and table saw blade height with accurate repeatable measurements. Quality finish: red anodized surface resists wear and preserves the engraved scale for longterm use. Compact footprint: 150*90 mm size is easy to position and store while giving a stable reference surface. Key features Measurement range: 0–60 mm Dual scales: metric and inch Material: CNCmachined aluminum alloy, red anodized Markings: engraved and protected by anodized finish Size: 150*90 mm Compatible with: router tables, table saws, drill presses (generalpurpose gauge for DIY and professional use) Practical use scenarios Set router bit depth precisely before routing a hinge pocket so multiple doors match depth and stop position exactly. Adjust table saw blade height for clean rabbets or dado cuts where blade exposure must be consistent across the workpiece. Stop and test drill press depth for repeated throughholes or blind holes to maintain uniformity across parts. Simple to use, built to last, and versatile across common woodworking machines — the gauge helps you work faster with fewer setup errors.