Measuring tool GEKO Shape duplicator G64980 25 cm profile copying gauge

GEKO Shape duplicator G64980 25 cm profile copying gauge is a hand-held measuring tool designed to transfer and reproduce complex shapes and contours accurately. The device features a 25 cm range for capturing profiles from irregular edges, moldings, pipes and tiles, allowing craftsmen and installers to mark matching outlines on workpieces before cutting or fitting. It is intended for use in woodworking, tiling, metalwork and general construction tasks where precise profile replication is required.

Advantages

The duplicator captures curves and angles directly and holds the recorded profile for transfer, reducing repeated measuring and manual tracing. Its compact, lightweight construction makes it easy to position in tight spaces and along curved surfaces. The simple mechanical design requires no power source and is quick to set up, which speeds up layout work and improves fitting accuracy on site.

Suitable for

• Woodworking — copying skirting boards, moldings and stair nosing profiles
• Tiling — transferring irregular wall and floor joins for precise tile cutting
• Carpentry and joinery — matching complex edges for replacement parts
• Plumbing and pipework — tracing around pipes and fittings for neat fixtures
• DIY and renovation — measuring for trim, countertops and custom fittings

Key specifications

• Measuring length: 25 cm usable profile capture
• Material: durable lightweight construction suitable for workshop use
• Design: mechanical profile duplicator for direct shape transfer
• Portability: compact hand tool for on-site use in confined areas
• Operation: no power required; manual setting and locking of profile

How to use

Place the duplicator against the shape to be copied and press the profiling pins or follower against the outline so they conform to the contour. Once the tool has registered the shape, lock or secure the mechanism to hold the profile. Move the duplicator to the workpiece and trace the recorded outline with a pencil or scribe, then proceed to cut or shape the material according to the marked line. Regularly check that the pins move freely and that the profile is stable before transfer.

Usage recommendations

For best results, clean the surface of debris and dust before registering a profile, and verify the captured shape against the original object before cutting. Use steady, even pressure when engaging the profiling pins to avoid distortion, and store the tool in a dry place to preserve smooth mechanical action.