🔧 Enhance Precision with Anytime Tools Hardened Precision Machinist: Precision Machining at its Finest Review

I bought these primarily to level my table saw blade and woodworking table. They seem square enough for anything I'll ever use them for. This is my first set of 123 blocks. I'm deducting two stars because I've always understood that the unthreaded holes in the blocks are for passing a screw through them that can be screwed into another block. The 5 threaded holes are designed for a 3/8" screw which works great, but the screw will not go through the unthreaded holes. This limits the…

I bought these 1-2-3 woodworking blocks and keep finding new uses for them. While not traditionally thought of as a woodworking tool, I encourage my friends to use them as well. It is very useful to have an accurate measurement of an inch or two when working with wood. They make great fence blocks for attaching to miter saws and are particularly useful when mounted to a table saw fence so you can make repetitive cuts with the fence and miter fence. You cannot use the miter fence alone with the…

Blocks 1-2-3 are a common first cut design. Any aspiring locksmith should be able to craft a pair of these from scrap metal, so any toolmaker should be able to figure this out. My blocks were well packaged and wrapped in paper soaked in light machine oil. I cleaned them and ran them across a block of granite with a dial indicator. All faces are parallel and perpendicular 0.0002-0.0003; maybe even better if I had a cleaner block of granite and a better caliber. All edges are rough but…