Missed out on a Woodpeckers ONETime Tool you wanted? We have them!

[Shane Holland]

All, we happened to run across some highly sought after Woodpeckers ONETime tools in the warehouse, including the Parallel Guide System. These are all in new, unused condition. Note that in some cases the boxes may have been opened. These are all available in VERY limited quantities ranging from 1-3 in stock. Available on a first come basis.

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Woodpeckers One Time Tool GG-SET-15 Gap Gauge Set
$109.99

Woodpeckers PCOMP15 OneTIME Pocket Compass
$49.99

Woodpeckers PGS-WSYS OneTime Parallel Guide System, Imperial Scales
$369.99

Woodpeckers PGSM-SYS OneTime Parallel Guide System, Metric Scales
$369.99

Woodpeckers One Time Tool PPRSS-INSET Paolini Pocket Rule, Stainless Steel, Inch Set
$129.99

Woodpeckers One Time Tool PSQ26 Precision Square 26"
$189.99

Woodpeckers One Time Tool PSQ660 Precision Square 660mm
$189.99

Woodpeckers One Time Tool PSQIN-SETWCASE Precision Square Set 18x12 and  26x16 with CASE
$369.99

Woodpeckers One Time Tool PSQMM-SETWCASE Precision Square Set 450mm and 660mm with CASE
$369.99

Woodpeckers SUB42S-2014 Setup Blocks, Inc - 42 Piece Jumbo Deluxe Set in Systainer
$419.99

 

[Walk On Wood]

Thanks Shane!

 

[copcarcollector]

THANKS Shane and Tool Nut! Order placed. You guys need to check those dark corners of the warehouse for more goodies soon!!

 

[Shane Holland]

Only four items remaining...

Thanks to those who ordered.  [smile]

 

[Gwerner]

Please oh please find a set of the metric Paolini pocket rules....

 

[Shane Holland]

Bump. Still a few goodies left.

Please oh please find a set of the metric Paolini pocket rules....

I'll let you know if we happen to have another one.

 

[Shane Holland]

We found a few more items that we have in very limited quantities.

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Woodpeckers One Time Tool Angle Reference Plate for Bevel Gauge
$39.99

Woodpeckers One Time Tool 7" Bevel Gauge
$109.99

Woodpeckers One Time Tool PLR Paolini Lumber Rule
$59.99

Woodpeckers One Time Tool Bar Gauge 24" with Tip
$104.99

 

[NHSP759]

Got the bevel gauge. Hooray, I missed the end date.

 

[Shane Holland]

Got the bevel gauge. Hooray, I missed the end date.

Sweet!  [thumbs up]

 

[Cheese]

Got the bevel gauge. Hooray, I missed the end date.

You're going to love it...I personally think it's their best engineered and smoothest operating tool. I'd also suggest picking up the Angle Reference Plate because it measures in 1/4 degree increments. That's the reason I added 1/4 degree increments to my Kapex...so that the bevel gauge and Kapex can work hand-in-hand together.

 

[Shane Holland]

We just added a single (1) Pocket Compass Set to the website. It's the only one we have. $139.99

 

[Aclaw]

Thanks for the heads up [member=48572]Shane Holland[/member]. Glad I was able to snag it!

 

[Shane Holland]

Only one of the OneTIME tools left at this point. The Paolini Lumber Rule, $59.99.

 

[Potts17]

We just added a single (1) Pocket Compass Set to the website. It's the only one we have. $139.99

I grabbed one of these yesterday as well, when I was called to say the small compass was sold out already. Thanks Shane and Nick!

 

[DoubleL]

Any chance you have a parallel guide system?

And what does "Bump" mean in the classified?

Thanks.

Larry

 

[Shane Holland]

Larry, welcome to the forum. We do not have any parallel guides from Woodpeckers. We have the Festool and Seneca brands in stock.

Bump is just a term for bringing attention to an older post.

You may want to contact Woodpeckers directly to see if they still have them.

Shane

 

[grbmds]

[member=48572]Shane Holland[/member] What about MFT Squares? I know someone who is sorry he didn't buy one.

 

[Shane Holland]

We are out of inventory on all OneTime Tools.

 

[teocaf]

Only one of the OneTIME tools left at this point. The Paolini Lumber Rule, $59.99.

i'm curious to see if anyone has actually used one of these and found it to be more useful than the tape measure and the tried and true method of calculating board feet.  to me there seems to be a real disconnect between how one actually buys lumber and the information that this lumber rule provides.  what you really want to find out on your wood buying trip is the amount of USABLE board feet.  so you really HAVE to pull those boards out, see how far in those big cracks in the ends go, check for bowing, scallops and a myriad of other unusable imperfections, check for grain patterns etc, etc.--you know, woodworking 101.  that's how you TRULY save both time and money on your project.  i understand the economics of the situation:  woodpeckers has to keep putting products through their machines and pros like gregory have to identify additional streams of income to keep doing what they love to do.  but i think it dilutes mr. paolini's excellent teaching reputation to be peddling this kind of product in what i find a most disingenuous way--(there are a lot more problems with this thing, but i'm going to stop there--anyone who has actually gone to buy wood for a project will certainly figure those out).  sorry shane, i know you're trying to move some leftover product here but i'm hoping that anyone who has considered this item will still spend the 60 bucks on something in your store that will actually be put to use.

 

[MGB]

1x6 (.5 bf per lineal ft, duh), then he says 96". Ok so 4 board feet, who would need a calculator for that?

IMO if you use rough stock enough to warrant a special tool, you should be able to convert lineal ft to bf pretty easily anyway.