📏 Aluminum CS5 Level Tool by Johnson Review

I purchased this product based on other reviews and answers in the questions section stating that it was made in the USA. While this may have been true in the past, it is no longer true. I wish I had bought locally so I could check. I would also like to see product labels that are available for online purchases and up to date or at least show the country of origin. If I hadn't cut his bubble wrap he would have gone back.

I actually bought this to mark my mask cut material. It keeps the pattern on the material even and "rectangular". It's a good width and length to use on my desk so I can lay out the whole piece for writing and not have to keep moving the ruler. I suppose I could have bought a special sewing tool but they only seemed useful for that. Since this is useful for all kinds of uses and can be hung in the basement, storage is not required. It's heavy enough to hold the fabric in place when reaching…

I would use a heavier metal square for any carpentry work. I've been tuning a lot of guitars lately, carving little pieces of wood and the square is perfect for this when matched to my steel square which should be around 40. They were exactly the same angle as far as reading the numbers, I'm not sure what I just understood and I really don't need to read the numbers too much, just need to make sure the guitar neck is on its level and the frets are at the same height. And when you're working on…

This is the perfect little ruler! I use this for automotive stuff to find out wheel sizes and get measurements and what not and it works fine. Mine was covered in grease, dirt and oil and who knows what dirt in one spot or another and as you can see in the picture it cleans up easily with dish soap and a scouring pad. I put my tape measure on it when I first got it and they matched. It's double sided and it's awesome! I have a T-Square that I use sometimes and it's not double sided and now that

I am very happy with this carpenter's square. I had to buy it along with the combo square (which I have yet to buy) for a while since I only had the speed square. We finish our basement step by step and buy materials every week and then when we have enough specific material we can do some work. We just insulated the cinder block walls with foam insulation, and now it's time to buy materials for the frame. On the day this came in the mail I was still installing small pieces of foam here and…