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WOODWORKING MARKING GAUGE METRIC SCALE: It is Japanese woodworking marking scriber called SUJI KEBIKI. You can draw a parallel line with a certain width from the edge of the wood. The width is easily adjustable. It is a Japanese professional carpenter tool.
PRECISE WOOD MARKING DEVISE: Determine the width to draw the line and fix the jig with screws that can be turned by hand. Then, you can mark an accurate and beautiful straight line just by moving this tool. An easy-to-use lightweight tool. Please refer to the bottom of this page for using instruction.
STORABLE CUTTING EDGE: The blade can be stored in the wooden body when not in use. It is a safe carpentry tool. Convenient to carry and store.
JAPANESE WOODWORKING TOOLS: The wooden body is made of natural bamboo that fits comfortably in your hand. It is also lightweight and easy to handle. All KAKURI brand products are manufactured in Japan and handcrafted by Japanese craftsmen.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Made in Japan / Size: 5.3×2.3×7.2 inches / Weight: 4.2 oz / Maximum width: 120 mm / Blade: Japanese carbon steel / Body: Natural bamboo

Product description

KAKURI Japanese Carpentry Tool Brand

KAKURI Corporation was founded in 1946 in Sanjo City.

Sanjo City is the leading production area of cutlery in Japan.

We the products with superior quality and functions, such as gardening tool, saws, chisels, professional carpenter tools.

Taking advantage of more than 70 years of experience and results from our founding in 1946, we design hand-made products individually.

From a professional standpoint, we select and sell only high-quality products.

Please feel and enjoy the authentic Japanese products of the KAKURI brand.

Authentic Japanese Craftsmanship Brand

How to use

1. Adjust roughly

After loosening the screw, adjust the length of the rod to the width you want to draw the line and lightly tighten the screw.

2. Adjust precisely with ruler

Turn it over and check the width from the body to the blade with a ruler. You can adjust finely by tapping the end of the rod. After checking the length, tighten the screws firmly.

* The printed scale on the rod is a rough guide. Be sure to check with an accurate ruler.

3. Marking to wood

When marking a line, hold the body firmly against the edge of the wood and pull it toward you with a light force. Don't try to draw a deep line at once. You can make an accurate line by marking it repeatedly with a light force.

4. Cut with saw

After drawing the line, cut it with a saw. It is a convenient woodworking tool when making wood of the same width.