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Infinity Tools 10" Telescopic Profile Gauge

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$12.34 $19.9 In stock

Category: Measuring & Layout Gauges

Our 10" Long telescopic contour gauge is made to quickly copy or transfer any profile you need to reproduce. Press the feelers into complex wood profiles, moldings and even trim work to get a very accurate outline of the original piece.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia F. ★★★★★

Pressing the feelers into a tricky crown molding corner was way easier than I expected—they lock in place firmly without any slipping. The 10-inch length handles wide profiles in one pass, which saved me a ton of time compared to my old 6-inch gauge.

Kevin ★★★★★

I needed to match a complex rosette pattern for a repair, and the telescoping design let me extend the gauge to get the full profile in one pass. The pins held their position firmly when I transferred the shape to my workbench. It saved me from cutting a third test piece.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The telescopic pins on this 10-inch gauge lock together firmly enough that I could copy a detailed crown molding profile in one pass without any slipping. It even picked up the subtle curves where the wood had been sanded down, which surprised me.