Infinity Tools 0" to 2" Pocket Marking Rule
$22.90
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A great deal of the measuring and marking that we do as woodworkers is within two inches of a board's edge. We mark for rabbets, dados, loose tenons and all manner of joinery. And many of the measuring and marking tools we reach for are a bit large and unwieldly for the job at hand.
Infinity Tools has the answer to your simple measuring and marking needs.
Made on accurate C.N.C. machining centers from high quality aluminum billet, our Pocket Marking Rule works as a saddle square, and also lets you exactly reference 32nd of an inch detents up to two inches from a board's edge. We black anodize the body and laser engrave 1/16" graduations for easy reading and guaranteed precision. Insert a freshly sharpened pencil and slide the rule along the edge. It's that easy!
Start, stop and index with all the finesse you need in your shop.
Our Pocket Marking Rule will quickly become an always-out member of your benchtop tools!
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Kirk W. Verified Customer 
03-31-25
Super nice guy on phone but doesn't help my quandary will be going bak to fried for cope and stick router bits
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Customer ServiceThank you for the feedback, Kirk! We’re glad to hear you had such a positive shopping experience and Glad we were able to help answer your questions. We hope to see you back soon!
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Because the dado was 1/2” deep instead of 3/8 (71/16
Howard C. Verified Customer 03-30-25
Ben B. Verified Customer 03-29-25
My doweling jig was a gift so I didn't have any personal experience with infinity. This showed up at my door and I was delighted.
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Reason this customer chose these productsThank you for the feedback, Ben! We’re glad to hear you had such a positive experience. We hope to see you back soon!
I've seen it a lot in YouTube content and it is highly regarded.
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