Digital Height Gauge
Digital Height Gauge
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Accurate measurement is critical to cutting, especially with a table saw or router. Many cuts must be made to extremely specific depths, especially for joinery.
Making these measurements with a ruler isn’t sufficient, to obtain the level of accuracy required. The Digital Depth & Height Gauge makes accurate, repeatable settings possible on both of these important woodworking shop tools.
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Set Cutting Height
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Accurate Reading
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Measure Hole Depth





Highlights:
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Accurate, Repeatable Readings
Quickly measure blade or bit height with precision—perfect for critical setups on table saws and routers.
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Dual Unit Display
Large digital screen shows measurements in both inches and millimeters for easy reading.
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Magnetic Base
Strong magnetic feet hold the gauge securely to steel or iron surfaces, ensuring stability during setup.
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Vertical or Horizontal Use
Designed to function upright or flat, making it ideal for both blade height and router fence setup.
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Measuring Range & Specs
Measures 1"–3⅛" (0–80mm) in height and 0–2" (0–50mm) in hole depth, with 0.0005" (0.01mm) resolution.
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Battery Included
Powered by a single CR2032 3V battery—so it’s ready to go right out of the box.

How To Use The Sawinery Digital Height Gauge
Uses & Features
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Magnetic Base for Secure Placement
The magnetic base ensures the gauge firmly locks onto cast-iron or steel surfaces, allowing for stable and accurate readings on table saws or router tables.
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Precision Measurements for Critical Cuts
Achieve precise, repeatable measurements with an accuracy of 0.001 inches or 0.01 millimeters. Essential for tasks like joinery and depth setting on table saws or routers where precision is key.
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Easy-to-Read LCD Display
A large LCD screen with 5/8” (16mm) tall numbers ensures you can easily read measurements, reducing eye strain and improving efficiency.
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Versatile Measurement Options
Measure both height and depth with ease. The probe allows for measuring depths as small as 1/8" and up to two inches, making it ideal for checking hole depths in woodworking projects.