Johnson Level & Tool
Johnson Level & Tool 2206 Contour Gauge 9.800 x 5.500
Duplicates irregular shapes with stainless-steel contour wires and a stamped steel body featuring a ruled edge
- Selling UnitEach
- Length9.800
- Width5.500
- TypeContour
- FeaturesStamped steel body with ruled edge Stainless steel contour w
- Stamped steel body with ruled edge for durability
- Stainless steel contour wires match any shape precisely
- 800 inch length covers wide profiles
- 500 inch width handles deep contours
- Model 2206 contour gauge for professional use
Professional contour gauge
The Johnson Level & Tool 2206 is a contour gauge with a stamped steel body and stainless steel contour wires that match any shape. It measures 9.800 by 5.500 and includes a ruled edge for reference. The tool is sold individually and listed as new condition.
Best for profile copying
Woodworkers, tile setters and metal fabricators who need to transfer irregular profiles onto sheet material will find the flexible wire array useful. The ruled edge adds a quick linear check without a separate rule. Buyers who need digital readouts or automated profile capture should look at a different class of instrument.
9.800 length
The 9.800 overall length sets the maximum profile width that can be captured in a single pass. Longer profiles require multiple overlapping impressions or a larger gauge.
Highlights
- Stamped steel body with ruled edge for durability
- Stainless steel contour wires match any shape precisely
- 800 inch length covers wide profiles
- 500 inch width handles deep contours
- Model 2206 contour gauge for professional use
Specifications
| Brand | Johnson Level |
|---|---|
| Model | 2206 |
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Length | 9.800 |
| Width | 5.500 |
| Type | Contour |
| Features | Stamped steel body with ruled edge Stainless steel contour wires match any shape |
| Shipping weight | 0.27 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 102 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 9.800 length or a smaller contour gauge for detailed trim work?
The 9.800 length covers wide profiles such as skirting boards and architraves in one pass, while the ruled edge lets you mark exact cut lines on the same tool.
How does the 5.500 width affect the shapes I can copy with the stainless steel wires?
The 5.500 width limits the maximum depth of profile the wires can replicate, so deep cornices or thick mouldings may need a wider gauge.
What does the stamped steel body with ruled edge add to a contour gauge?
It provides a rigid reference edge for measuring and marking while the stainless steel wires hold the copied shape without flexing.
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