🔴 Woodworking Setup Blocks – Fast Height & Angle Setup | 7/14-Piece Set
🔴 Woodworking Setup Blocks – Fast Height & Angle Setup | 7/14-Piece Set
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🔴 Woodworking Setup Blocks – Fast Height & Angle Setup | 7/14-Piece Set
Less Measuring.
More Making.
Stop measuring the same tool settings over and over. Use physical reference blocks to set heights, check angles, and get back to woodworking.
Still Measuring Everything the Hard Way?
Every adjustment can mean grabbing a ruler, checking a mark, and measuring again.
- Repeated measuring interrupts your workflow.
- Hard-to-read scales can make setup frustrating.
- Inconsistent reference points can mean extra adjustments.
A physical setup block gives you a clearer reference before you start working.
Set. Check. Adjust.
Place the appropriate block against your machine's reference surface to help establish the height or angle you need.
How to use woodworking setup blocks
Turn off and disconnect power.
Wait until all moving parts
have stopped completely.
Select your reference block.
Choose the marked thickness or
angle reference needed for your setup.
Adjust and check.
Position the block on a clean,
stable reference surface and
adjust your tool accordingly.
Remove the block.
Clear all gauges from the machine
before reconnecting power or
beginning operation.
Different Checks.
One Handy Set.
Use the marked dimensions and suitable reference faces for different setup tasks.
Height & Depth
Use a marked block as a physical reference when adjusting cutting or drilling depth.
Angle Checks
Selected block shapes feature marked angle faces for corresponding angle setups.
Repeat Setups
Return to a familiar reference when preparing for similar woodworking operations.
One Set. Multiple Machines.
Bring a more consistent setup routine to the equipment you use most.
Table Saws
Reference suitable blade positions and marked angles during setup.
Router Tables
Check cutter height against a selected thickness reference.
Drill Presses
Use physical height references for compatible drill setup adjustments.
Compatibility depends on the machine, work surface, and reference required.
Solid Metal.
Clear Markings.
Crafted from 6061 aluminum alloy with an anodized red finish and laser-etched reference markings.
- 6061 aluminum alloy for a solid, practical tool body.
- Anodized finish helps protect the surface from everyday wear.
- Laser-etched markings make the references easier to identify.
A Better-Looking Reference for Your Bench.
Clear markings matter when your setup depends on reading the correct dimension.
- Easy-to-spot red anodized surface.
- Clearly displayed engraved dimensions.
- Reusable physical reference blocks for routine setup.
7 Pieces or 14 Pieces?
Choose the set that fits the variety of setups you regularly work with.
Choose 7-Piece for a smaller, focused toolkit or 14-Piece if you want more reference sizes available at your workbench.
The Details.
Everything you need to know before choosing your set.
Keep Your References Ready.
Power Off First
Disconnect machinery from power before setting or checking blades and bits.
Keep Them Clean
Remove dust and debris from the block and reference surface before measuring.
Store Carefully
Keep the blocks organized in their storage case between uses.
Questions Before You Buy?
A few quick answers to help you pick the right set.
What are woodworking setup blocks used for?
They provide physical reference thicknesses and selected angle faces for compatible woodworking machine setup tasks.
What's the difference between 7-Piece and 14-Piece?
The 7-Piece Set includes seven blocks for a compact reference selection. The 14-Piece Set contains fourteen blocks for more size options.
Can I use these with a table saw?
They can help with compatible table saw height or angle setup tasks. Always power off and disconnect the equipment before adjusting the blade.
Do the blocks show inch measurements?
The illustrated blocks feature inch references along with corresponding millimeter values on selected markings. See the product image for details.
What are the blocks made from?
The blocks are made from 6061 aluminum alloy with a red anodized finish and laser-etched markings.
Do I need to remove the blocks before starting the machine?
Yes. Remove every setup block and other adjustment accessory from the work area before reconnecting power and running the machine.
Spend Less Time Setting Up. More Time Building.
Make tool adjustments easier to reference with a reusable aluminum setup block set.
Explore Set Options →Available in 7-Piece and 14-Piece Sets. Select your preferred set from the product purchase options.
