Review on 45 Degree - 90 Degree - 45 Degree Saddle Square and Miter by Vince Dickey

If you really need inches, you need to find another angled layout. This one is metric and the markings are in centimeters. It's more than I imagined. For those of us who can't count inches and centimeters very quickly in our heads, I measured them with a tape measure. The long edge is 7 7/8 inches long, the square piece is 3 3/16 inches wide and 2 7/8 inches high when viewed as shown. The edges are sharp and milled at 90° and 45° and work well with my mechanical pencil. The metal is aluminum and just under 1/8 inch thick. As you can see in the picture the 45° edges match the 45° bevel of the square piece. While I personally don't find the graduations very useful, I bought them because I knew they were metric and planned to only use them to mark 45° bevel cuts. He's perfect for that.