Review on 📏 Starrett 11H 6 4R 6 Inch Combination Wrinkle: Precision Tool for Accurate Measurements by Jonathan Sanders

Save time and just buy the cheap Combo Square, it just came out of the box and it rubs way more than the cheap one I got and it doesn't work. I have a matte finish that I wanted, like the picture. In a way, I could care less about it being perfectly square when assembling cabinets and setting up machines. I've never used combo squares because they always get or are a little skinny, so a larger non-combination square is much better. . The beauty of a 6-inch tool like this is that it's great for marking soffits, marking lines at predetermined locations, or checking workpiece thickness and blade height on saws. With a hard-to-read blade, a terrible leveling bubble, and grinding the slide and head out of the box, this is a total disappointment in a tool for what these things are worth. I have a few other Starrett tools that are great, but compared to other options it's like setting my money on fire. Just my 2 cents