📐 Alloy Woodworking Square Measure with Aluminum Construction Review

This article was not very clear as it is written in metric measurements only. This should be written in both metric and standard, but it isn't. I do not recommend this item to anyone reading measurements directly from a tape measure as they are standard "inches" and mm/cm (metric). Not an easy reading tool and will keep coming back.

No instructions for use, measurements are in millimeters not inches which is not bad, just different. Sharp edges that you can cut if you're not careful. Line holes are larger than a pencil unless you are using a carpenter's pencil, in which case it may be too big. I bought it to put lines in a corner for precision, which it does well. Will speed square do the same? Thing? Yes. Would I buy it again? Probably no

I really like this tool for marking up new projects. It's easy to find angles, draw a line, get a measurement, etc. The tool is unique and useful and I would recommend it to any handyman. Soft. They look good new, but they wear out easily, bend, etc. If they had even the slightest roundness - especially around the sharp corner that sticks out the most - it would help the tool stand up to actual use better .

I have been renovating my house for the last 2 months (many months of work ahead of me) and have purchased all sorts of tools and kits to speed up the process without compromising the finish. This is definitely one of the best tools I've bought and won't break my budget. I already saved a few hours on the first day of use and will save many more next month. The time saved is paid for on the first day. My ONLY complaint is that the edges of this thing are VERY sharp!

3D quality Precision, especially with angles and angles, that's why I bought this woodworking tool and I like it. The only downside is that the measurements are metric. But for accuracy, it's actually a plus when you compare a millimeter to 1/16 of an inch. It just comes down to what you need for an accurate measurement in woodworking. This is not a framing tool - square the speed for that. This tool is probably a little larger than what most carpenters need - I personally find it to be a step…

This compact tool has many uses and dimensions, each blade has been designed to be a useful tool. I checked the dimensions, angles, and dimensions of all areas of the tool and each one was perfect. The size of the square/ruler makes it easy to use and carry, but it does a lot of things at the same time. I built bird feeders and bird feeders, used them as my main measuring tool and got corner cuts too. I need and it worked great. The quality of materials, design, layout and overall utility make…