📏 Woodstock D3747 Aluminum Square/Level Set, 3-Piece: A Versatile and Accurate Tool for Precision Measuring Review

Measured at largest, side not flat. That sucks. I threw them in the trash. Check out Irwin or Starrett if you've got the money

You get what you paid for. In general everything is fine except for a protruding screw that can scratch the wood if I don't carve it. It is in order. I will not use this to measure angles but for other purposes e.g. B. Glue two boards together at right angles.

Poor quality. Squares are not squares even when compared to each other. The centimeter scale does not start at the edge of the metal, making it awkward to use. These squares are not at all useful in precision woodworking. If you want square tools, don't buy them.

To be honest I wasn't expecting much but was pleasantly surprised with the finish and feel. The spirit level is of no practical use, but the scale on the inside edge is clear and easy to read. good value for money and you won't flinch if dropped or borrowed. If I could change something, I would have the option of not increasing the metric on the long edge, but well, the price was right.

You get what you pay for. I measure a square with these squares and stack them on top of each other, I see a gap of about 1/32 inch at the end. Overall processing ok. than a protruding screw and it can scratch the wood if I don't carve it. The spirit level? It's just junk. The level cylinder moves up and down as I move the square. All in all. I won't be using this to measure angles but I have other uses such as B. to glue two boards together at right angles.