Marking

A Scriber is a hand marking tool used to draw fine lines on metal surfaces for layout work. It has a sharp pointed tip that scratches the surface, creating clear and precise markings. Scribers are widely used in fitting, machining, and metalworking operations.

A Divider is a hand marking tool used for measuring distances, transferring measurements, and scribing arcs or circles on a workpiece. It consists of two pointed legs joined at a pivot, allowing adjustment to the required distance. Dividers are widely used in fitting, layout, and workshop marking operations.

A Wood Marking Knife is a precision hand tool used in carpentry for marking fine lines on wood surfaces. It has a sharp pointed blade that cuts into the wood slightly, creating accurate and visible marking lines. This tool is preferred over pencils for high-precision joinery work.

A Drawing Template Set is a collection of pre-designed plastic or metal sheets with cut-out shapes used in technical drawing. It helps in drawing standard shapes, symbols, and curves quickly and accurately.

A Technical Drawing Compass is a hand tool used in drafting to draw circles, arcs, and precise curves. It consists of two adjustable legs, one with a pointed needle and the other with a pencil or lead.

A Mortise Gauge is a marking tool used in carpentry to mark two parallel lines simultaneously for mortise and tenon joints. It is similar to a marking gauge but has two adjustable pins, allowing accurate marking of the width of mortises

A Marking Gauge is a hand tool used in carpentry to mark lines parallel to the edge of a workpiece. It helps in accurate layout work, especially for cutting joints and shaping wood. The tool uses a sharp pin or cutter to scribe precise lines.

A Surface Gauge is a marking tool used to scribe lines on a workpiece parallel to a reference surface. It is commonly used on a surface plate for layout work in fitting and machining. It helps in accurate marking and alignment of components.

A Carpenter Pencil is a special marking tool used in carpentry and construction for drawing lines and marks on wood and other materials. It has a flat, rectangular shape that prevents it from rolling and allows it to create both fine and broad lines. This pencil is widely used for layout and marking work in woodworking.