10 NEW AMAZING WOODPECKER TOOLS FOR WOODWORKING 2022

Building on the best features of its automatic line drilling guide, Woodpeckers introduces the automatic angle drilling guide to drill at a precise angle and to perfectly square the base of the automatic angle has machine-etched guides that align with the lines of Designing its material for millimeter precision of its helmet at any angle, the company explained in a release. Product engineer Ben Wallenberg designed a carrier base that employs a virtual pivot point that is aligned with the top of its material, which means the entry point of the bit is the same Whether you're drilling vertically or at an angle, Wallenberg said, the multi-router features true three-axis linear motion.

A router is mounted horizontally on a table that moves up and down while the workpiece is clamped to a table that moves in and out and side to side, this arrangement has clear advantages over a router table or shaper for certain operations, mortise and tenon joinery is the best example according to

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s. Every movement of the router and workpiece is controlled by a series of 12 tight-tolerance linear bearings that ride on hardened ground. and polished linear guide rails, even the complicated compound angle joining found in chair construction is simplified by the design, but mortis and tenon joinery is just the beginning of what the multi-router can do.

It also cuts sliding dovetails through dovetails, box joints, loose tenon joints, and. Additionally, no matter how cleverly designed a table saw may be, it always seems like the miter gauge was an afterthought; The ones that come with new saws are usually barely usable and most aftermarket miter gauges assume that the miter slots in the tables are straight and uniform, so their engineers set out to develop a new type of miter gauge, a miter gauge that reliably performs the one job carpenters need most: a perfectly square cut, and that can do it no matter how sloppy the machining of the miter slot that marks the face and side of your board accurately without having to readjust your square with the new Woodpecker chair.

The precision of the T-square separates this square from other products on the market. Your eyes gravitate to all the drill holes that are specifically spaced at 1 32 inches in size for just the top of a mechanical pencil, so go for it, these little guys here are called ladder gauges, a ladder gauge, this is a little nifty accessory, wait, if these things are so cool, why don't

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s make them right? Now we make woodpeckers, new stair gauges. They come in two lengths The extended pair is perfect for working with lumber with large rounded surfaces and bark-like edges The standard length pair works perfectly with digging squares in furniture and cabinet projects The woodpecker ladder gauges are Very easy to set up, simply slide them onto the scale protractor, set it to the desired angle and lock it.

Now align the ladder indicator and pivot point on the edge of your material and mark the angle. They are also great for corner offsets using precision woodpecker triangles, of course they also work with any brand of woodpecker. square that has angle graduations and works with any brand of square for designing up and down stairs. Using a square to mark a board leaves a lot to be desired as you drop the reference edge down to line it up, the marking edge pops out of the material and let your pencil slide in and out, place a pair of ladder gauges on the edge and is now square to the edge and completely flat in its material.

The ladder indicators are milled from aircraft grade aluminum. Each face is machined on our computer controlled system. Swiss lathes and are then anodized in our familiar woodpecker red finish. The Woodpecker Stair Gauge Set comes with a pair of short stair gauges, a pair of extended stair gauges, and a handy wall-mountable racket so you never have to dig through drawers to find them. Add speed, precision and repeatability to any carpenter's square If you're the type of carpenter who wants to get the most out of your tool investment, you'll love Woodpecker's newest accessory for

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rulers, the 4590 Combo Tee, the new tee combination 4590 from Woodpecker.

Converts any size

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ruler into a square, but that's not all, press the lock button and rotate the head until it fits at a perfect 45 degree angle. You can now fit octagons and 45-degree miters up to 49 and a half inches. Mounting the 4590 Combination Tee onto your woodworking ruler couldn't be simpler. Two flat head screws thread into the ruler and align the head, leave it on all the time or install it only when you need it, plus it's up to you. To keep the ruler perpendicular to your material, the 4590 also gives you a perfect reference when measuring, you know the zero point of the ruler is right on the edge of your material, making it easy to transfer dimensions to the material.

The 4590 Combo Tee comes complete with a racquet that can be mounted on the wall to keep it in view and always ready to use. The racquet holds the 4590 with the ruler installed or alone. There is even more to love about the rulers for working the ruler. woodpecker wood when you combine them with the auto-adjusting 4590 Combo Rig. The fence is just one of the features of the autoscale miter sled that puts it head and shoulders above everything else on the market. Let's take a look at the rest. The table is made of half-inch thick solid phenolic. It will never shrink or swell with changes.

In hot or humid conditions, the miter bar has two T-washers on the leading edge that provide additional support when making wide cross cuts. It also has leaf springs that compensate for oversized or heavily worn miter slots. There are positive stops for common miter angles. Simply slide the guide into position push the pin and lock when you are setting any other angle the protractor is large and easy to read and is graduated in half-degree increments the extruded aluminum guide is tall and rigid for solid support the scale Laser engraved top of guide is held within a tolerance of four thousandths of an inch of total accumulated air along the guide.

The stop has a snap-back feature to the fence, which prevents the sharp mitered ends from lifting the stop out of position. Precisely adjust the position of the stop with the micro adjuster, the guide will take the stop to 27 and a half inches, then you can lock the stop at the end and extend it up to a full 50 inches. The end extension has a shelf to support. At the end of long workpieces is an optional drop zone table that sits next to your automatic scale to collect offcuts. The drop zone is milled to fit our hidden stops.

This arrangement makes it safe and convenient to cut multiple short workpieces. The automatic scale on the left side. It is the most popular if you work with a lot of complex moldings or compound angles. You can add auto scaling on the right side. The drop zone is perfectly symmetrical, so it works on either side of the blade with corresponding auto-scaling. A scale that works in all aspects. time at any angle a positive stop that won't let a sharp edge ruin your project a miter bar that fits both old and new saws a 24-inch crosscut capacity on most saws and a material of table that will stand firm for any sturdy workshop, the automatic scale is the best miter sled that you can place in layout work on the narrow edge of the material, it is awkward with most woodworking rulers, the ruler It should line up with the face of the material, but is wider than the edge you are testing. to measure, which prevents you from marking without breaking alignment and you may still have difficulty keeping the ruler parallel to the edge while working on the face of a workpiece.

Woodpecker's new Carpenter's Edge Rule eliminates these problems by wrapping around the edge of your material with precision. scale on both sides, the short side of the tool is just 3 8 of an inch wide, leaving room to score material as thin as 7 16, while the long side reaches three-quarters of an inch across the face of the part, Whether you're working on the edge or face, the corner of the edge ruler always keeps it properly aligned. Use the carpenter's edge ruler to measure from inside corners, keeping the scale square with your material and starting flush on the edge. Mark the edge and face on the same dimension by placing the desired dimension at the end of your board, find the center of the nominal 3-quarter inch stock by drawing a line from both sides and use the edge ruler for midfield measurements.

Both edges are beveled, placing the scale right next to your work, simplifying and minimizing marking. parallax error available in convenient 6, 12, 24, and 36 inch lengths, all your project sizes are covered, Woodpeckers Edge Ruler, Precision Made in the USA, Routers Need help to do your job, there are thousands of guides and templates on the market for your router and most of them are designed to do a job well, we are about to change that this is Woodpecker's multifunction router base, a packed accessory of functions designed to make routing jobs easier and more precise, guides your router straight and accurately. perfect lines and arcs, let's see straight lines, first install the edge guide in one of the 10 locations on the base, slide your router over the polished stainless steel guide rods and you are ready to route precisely parallel to the edge of your material, but still I haven't shown you the most interesting feature of the multi-function router base, just take the micro adjuster and adjust your router to exactly the right position for your cut, for example these two lines are the exact position for this piece of wood plywood.

I'll drop the bit into the cut, mark it on the line with the micro adjuster, and make the first half of the cut. Now I'm going to adjust it to the other side and make the second half of the cut fit perfectly and here's Product Engineer Cody. urig on the microadjuster One day I was working with the router table microadjuster in the shop and realized that the pair of guide rods with the adjusting screw centered between them could be adapted to the router base I was designing while maintaining things centered. balances the tool and smoothes operation both when adjusting the tool and when using it.

The 10 edge guide positions give you a range from barely kissing the edge to a full eight inches away. If you need more, add the extension base and place the edge up to 21 inches away. Still, not enough optional extension guide rods can be added. Each pair adds another 12 inches. Stack as many as you need. There is also a set of mortise pins that make routing around the edge easier. from your stock with the micro-adjuster you can accurately cut mortises wider than your router bit or position your mortise offset to one side or the other to cut arcs Has similar options to the edge guide The base has four different access points allowing you They provide a range from three-quarters of an inch to eight and a quarter of an inch by combining different arches and working with the support of the large base.

Projects like this chip and dip tray couldn't be simpler if you need to go beyond what the standard extension guide rods take you up to a 45-inch diameter or add optional extensions to go as far as you need and when cutting arcs, The access point is centered between the support rods and directly in line with your woodpecker's multifunction router. The base unlocks your creativity Router tables transformed the portable router into a versatile stationary machine Now the mortise joint does the same for your domino jointer The new Woodpecker Mortise Joint simplifies all types of frame construction with the domino jointer domino allows you to precisely locate mortises on squares or mitered material that is too narrow to use common domino methods, this 45 degree miter frame, for example, if I index the flap the mortise is too close to the corner inside the miter, here is the center of the cutter and themortise edge Being here in space and it's hard to feel when the domino is perfectly flat on narrow material or molded on the mortise game table.

The carrier guide can be adjusted to place the mortise exactly where you want it. Slide the stainless steel reference arm against the indexing. flap when you have the fence right where you want it now, after cutting the first mortise on each workpiece, flip the carrier fence over and place it against the other indexing flap, cut the second mortise on each piece of your frame and you're done. The carrier guide adjusts between 90 and 45 degrees, so this same procedure works on any number of sides. Mounting the domino in the mortise couldn't be simpler: simply screw the carriage to the domino frame using the two threaded holes in the base.

Release the cart. sleeves on the rods and install the stop, the carriage adjusts to locate the center of the mortise anywhere between six and thirty millimeters, meaning you can locate a mortise in the center of material from half an inch thick to more than two inches thick, the best standard tool. The rail-style clamps fit into table slots to provide versatile holding of your material and if your project requires a mortise on a larger piece while using a mortise, you don't even have to remove the carriage to use it. It's like a handheld domino, just unscrew the retaining bolt and lift it up.

You will get much more out of your dominoes. Once you have the mortise combination in your shop, you'll have better control over smaller materials and even projects you might use. Your hand mortise domino speeds up the process and takes the weight of the machine off your hands.