Machinist Square Right Angle 90° Square (4" and 6")
Jonathan’s Hot Take:
A good square is essential to accurate woodworking.
These stainless steel machinist’s squares are ideal for setting and checking saw blades, fences, and miter gauges, marking out joinery, and laying out ultra accurate cuts.
The beams and blades are lapped for straightness and parallelism to ensure accuracy, and feature both metric and imperial graduations.
We have them available in both 4” (100 mm) and 6” (150 mm) sizes.
- Heavy-duty carbon steel handle
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel blade
- Metric and imperial graduations (metric on one face, imperial on the other)
- Etched graduations that let marking knife and marking gauge "click in"
Jonathan’s Hot Take:
A good square is essential to accurate woodworking.
These stainless steel machinist’s squares are ideal for setting and checking saw blades, fences, and miter gauges, marking out joinery, and laying out ultra accurate cuts.
The beams and blades are lapped for straightness and parallelism to ensure accuracy, and feature both metric and imperial graduations.
We have them available in both 4” (100 mm) and 6” (150 mm) sizes.
- Heavy-duty carbon steel handle
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel blade
- Metric and imperial graduations (metric on one face, imperial on the other)
- Etched graduations that let marking knife and marking gauge "click in"
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Jonathan’s Hot Take:
A good square is essential to accurate woodworking.
These stainless steel machinist’s squares are ideal for setting and checking saw blades, fences, and miter gauges, marking out joinery, and laying out ultra accurate cuts.
The beams and blades are lapped for straightness and parallelism to ensure accuracy, and feature both metric and imperial graduations.
We have them available in both 4” (100 mm) and 6” (150 mm) sizes.
- Heavy-duty carbon steel handle
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel blade
- Metric and imperial graduations (metric on one face, imperial on the other)
- Etched graduations that let marking knife and marking gauge "click in"
