Router Bit Height Setter — Adjustable depth gauge with metric (0–60 mm) and inch scales for fast, repeatable router bit and table saw blade setup. Key benefits Precise, repeatable setups: Clear metric and inch scales let you set router bit and blade heights quickly and to the same setting without guesswork. Faster, more accurate than rulers: Use the gauge instead of individual rulers or trial cuts to align blade height, fence distance, and drill press depth, reducing setup time and scrap. Durable and reliable: CNCmachined aluminum alloy with an anodized finish resists wear; engraved markings stay legible over time. Lightweight and portable: Easy to carry to the or job site and simple to store with your other tools. Main features Dual scales: Metric 0–60 mm and inch markings for flexible measurements. Solid construction: CNCmachined aluminum alloy body with anodized surface for long service life. Engraved, contrast markings: Permanently readable for consistent reference. Multipurpose compatibility: Designed to work with general router tables and table saws; also useful for drill press depth checks. Uses and practical scenarios Setting router bit height for raised panels or edge profiles so your first cut matches subsequent passes exactly. Adjusting table saw blade depth for clean rabbets, groove depths, or controlled board thickness without multiple test cuts. Verifying drill press stop depth when drilling dowel holes or throughholes to maintain uniform hole depth across workpieces. Why you need this tool Reduces setup time and rework by providing an accurate, repeatable reference. Improves consistency across multiple parts and projects, important for both DIY and professional woodworking. Protects workpieces and tooling by eliminating overcuts from guesswork. Compatibility and sizing Designed for use with general router tables and table saws. Measurement range: 0–60 mm (metric) plus inch scale for imperial measurements. Material: CNCmachined aluminum alloy with anodized finish; engraved markings for durability. Quick usage tips Place the gauge against the fence or tool throat and set the bit/blade to the desired reading on the scale. Lock your fence or tool height, then remove the gauge and make a test cut to confirm. Record your commonly used settings for faster repeatability on future jobs. This height setter provides a simple, durable way to get accurate, repeatable setups for router bits, table saw blades, and drill press depths—helping you work faster and more consistently.