📐 Hanson 03065 Pivot Square Nylon: The Go-To Tool for Precise Measurements and Versatility Review

This tool is not square, straight or precise. Level/plumb bob bubbles are disabled and not fixed. You shouldn't mess around.

I know it won't last 15 or 25 years, but it's made to last. The plastic is strong. I wouldn't throw it in my bucket and go. It requires a little respect and care, but other than that it's a good tool. I checked the values, everything is fine.

Price is low I agree but it doesn't justify poor paint quality really disgusting paint job delineating numbers and stripe sizes it looks like you have hand drawn it my son if he drew these lines he would do it better than any of you the quality of this crap is absolutely unacceptable. THE BACK!

inexpensive so I didn't expect to be able to build a space shuttle out of it. but come on man! it's not even close to a square. The function is so important that in the name g%d!@!#n! is included. I, like others, tried to repair the instrument, but it was so deformed that it could not be restored. Disappointing.

The price is low I agree but it doesn't justify the poor quality of paint, really disgusting paint , which delineates numbers and measuring strips, it looks like they drew it by hand, my son, if he drew these lines he would do better than any of you, the quality of this crap is absolutely unacceptable. THE BACK!

An exact angle measurement is not possible due to the large gap between the two halves and the flexibility of the plastic. (see photos). The gap can be closed with a little effort and the plastic spring opens again when you let go. This means that if you run a saw or even a pencil along the edge, the angle will actually change. Other reviewers have also mentioned the gap. I didn't even dare to take it out of the packaging. Admittedly, I wasn't expecting to get a $20 plastic precision tool, but…