Trend Router Depth Gauge (GAUGE/1) - Clearance

Router & Saw Blade Setup Made Simple

The Trend router depth gauge is a measuring tool designed to accurately set the height of router cutters, router table cutters, and circular saw blades. 

Now at a clearance price with limited stock so once they are gone, they are gone.

Featuring both metric and imperial graduations, this gauge allows woodworkers, joiners, cabinet makers, and installers to achieve repeatable cutting depths and setup accuracy every time.

Router Depth Gauge Key Benefits

• Accurate cutter and blade height setting
• Dual metric and imperial scales
• Suitable for routers, router tables, and saw benches
• Measures both horizontal and vertical depths
• Self-standing design improves setup convenience
• Cam lever locking mechanism secures measurements quickly
• Compact and lightweight for workshop or site use
• Helps improve cutting accuracy and repeatability
• Eliminates guesswork during machine setup 
  

Router Depth Gauge Specifications

• Brand: Trend
• Product Type: Router Depth Gauge
• Measurement Scale: Metric and imperial
• Measurement Range: 80mm
• Accuracy: ±0.5mm
• Aperture Width: 60mm 
  

Part of a larger range of clearance items available from Fusion Fixings.

Router Depth Gauge Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trend GAUGE/1 used for?

This gauge is used to accurately set the height of router cutters and saw blades for precise machining and repeatable results. 

Does it measure in metric and imperial?

Yes, the steel rule features both metric and imperial measurement scales. 

How accurate is the Trend gauge?

Trend specifies the gauge as being accurate to approximately 0.5mm. 

Can it be used on router tables?

Yes, it’s specifically designed for hand routers, router tables, and saw benches. 

What is the measurement range?

The gauge provides an 80mm measurement range. 

Why use a router depth gauge instead of a ruler?

A dedicated depth gauge provides more consistent, repeatable measurements and allows faster machine setup than using a standard ruler or tape measure. Woodworkers often use depth gauges to improve machining accuracy and reduce setup errors. 

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