All the Scale Options You Need in One Convenient Tool

Left-to-Right In day-to-day lay out work, this is the most familiar to woodworkers. With zero at the left edge of the rule the scale increases toward the right. 

Right-to-Left Occasionally, a measurement needs to start from the right side, instead of the left. A familiar example of this is your table saw, where most often you need to measure from the rip fence on the right to the edge of the blade. 

Centering Whether for hardware mounting or joinery, woodworkers often need the center of a board. A centering scale takes all the math out of the equation. Just adjust the rule so the same measurement lines up on both edges and the zero will be at the exact center of the material. You can then either mark center or lay out points the same distance either side of center. 

Inch and Metric All three options mentioned above are on the HexScale in both inch and metric graduations. The scales are organized to help those of us trying to become fluent in metric. If you’re looking at a scale in inches, roll the HexScale one time and the equivalent metric scale will replace it. 

Stops We designed a stop to fit the profile of the HexScale for repetitive marking. Just slide it on, adjust it to the dimension you want and mark as many items as you need. 

Four Lengths Woodpeckers makes the HexScale in 6", 12", 24" and 36" lengths. Each is available individually, or get the complete set. The set includes all four HexScales, four stops and a wall-mountable Rack-It to keep your HexScales right in plain sight and ready to go to work. 

Like all Woodpeckers products, HexScales are precisely machined and carefully inspected in our Strongsville, Ohio, facility just south of Cleveland.