3D Multi-Angle Aluminum Alloy Woodworking Square Ruler, 22.5-90 Degree Protractor, High Precision Miter Triangle Ruler for Engineers, Carpenters, and Craftsmen
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ViewReal Premium 2-in-1 Carpenter’s Square and Hole Scribing Ruler Combination
Our compact carpenter’s square features a 1/16-inch diameter marking hole for precise straight-line drawing.
Why Choose Our ViewReal Carpenter Square Hole Scribing Ruler?
Key Features:
Master the Angles
No more guesswork. Our tool caters to a full range of 0 to 90 degrees, including preset angles. Each project becomes a breeze, regardless of the complexity of angles involved.
Versatile Multi-Angle Measuring Tool
Our precision tool covers a full range from 0 to 90 degrees, including preset angles of 22.5°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 67.5°, and 75°. No more struggling with complex angles.
Crystal Clear Markings Laser-printed scale lines that resist wear and tear, ensuring you never have to squint or second guess your measurements. Precision is at your fingertips.1/16-inch diameter marking hole for precise straight-line drawing.
Superior aluminum alloy
ViewReal woodworking square is built to last.
The multiple polishing processes give it a smooth surface that feels good in your hands and is safe to use.
Compact Set 1x Fixed angle pin 1x Multi-angle measuring ruler 1x Allen wrench 2x Hex screws
Versatility at Its Best
Not just for woodworking.
It’s an essential tool for engineers, decorators, and DIY enthusiasts. Use it on a variety of materials and shapes – round, three-dimensional workpieces, square wood, pipes, and more.
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High-Quality & Durable: Our mini square tool is crafted from premium aluminum alloy, ensuring rust-resistance, corrosion-resistance, and durability. The anodized blue surface and multiple polishings provide a smooth surface that won’t harm your hands.
Accurate Angles & Quick Measurement: Our compact carpenter square includes a 1/16 inch diameter marking hole and a 6-hole design for drawing angles from 22.5 to 90 degrees. It also includes preset angles of 22.5°, 30°, 45°, 60°, and 67.5° with corresponding Φ1/4 holes for angle pins, enabling easy and accurate angle drawing.
Precision Laser Etching: Featuring a CNC anodized surface, our durable aluminum alloy square tool offers clear and accurate laser etched markings, making measurements and markings easy to read.
Secure Fit: The snug sliding fit ensures the pin won’t fall out from the hole, providing stability and precision for your projects. While the pin is securely held, it can still be easily removed by hand for repositioning at different angles, allowing for effortless drawing of accurate angles.
Portable & Widely Applicable: With a compact size of 3.46×3.03×4.76 inches, our mini square is always ready to go and fits in your apron pocket. Ideal for DIY enthusiasts, engineers, carpenters, and decorators, this multi-angle measuring ruler is a must-have tool for woodworking.
8 reviews for 3D Multi-Angle Aluminum Alloy Woodworking Square Ruler, 22.5-90 Degree Protractor, High Precision Miter Triangle Ruler for Engineers, Carpenters, and Craftsmen
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Rex B –
well designed and built
well designed and built, useful for small details in projects. Good squareness
Kevin H Criswell –
Well-made and accurate.
Already know I will like it. It was reviewed by an excellent You Tube woodworker’s channel I have found very informative. He does a lot of tool reviews and frequently features “price drops and specials”. Channel is called 731 woodworks.
Tscolt –
Good deal
I was surprised . For the price I thought it would be cheaply made or chinsi materials. Neither was the case I’m happy to report. Well made with high materials and accurate , and for a good price.
DMAC –
Suggestion for assembly
Great product. The holes for scribing are a bit small. You will need a fine tip marker to use this feature. Suggestion for assembly: put the bottom rail in and start the screws. Rest one end of the rail assembly against a straight edge (or similar) before tightening the screws. If you do not do this the your markings can be off as much as a 32nd. That doesn’t sound like much, but it could save you time in planing or throwing out product because you cut it too short and the finished product has weird gaps. You want both assembled pieces to meet perfectly flat on the edges.
tim davis –
Try square
Measuring device works fantastic
Wynn Petz –
Nice tool and easy to read
Pin used for angles is very easy to misplace. Maybe a hole with a loop or string in pin would help wrangle this small o
John –
Great square for the shop
Arrived in excellent condition in its plastic case with foam insets.. some reviews I read before purchasing had me a little hesitant… Fit an finish was great, no play an everything fit flush when assembled an square. I seen the dimensions listed an wasn’t surprised at the size when I received it , which I find will work great for what I intend in my shop.
Nobody you know –
All measurements off by 1/32″!
I really wanted to like this thing. Nicely machines, markings easy to read, and came well packaged in a nice little plastic box. First time I used it, I needed to scribe a line 1″ from the edge of a board. Put the pencil in the hole marked 1″ and drew my line. But when I looked at the line, it seemed too close to the edge of the board. Measured it with a tape measure, and it read 31/32″. Ok, tape measures aren’t exactly precision instruments, so I got out my digital calipers. Measured the tool to the 1″ hole, and sure enough it read 31/32″, a full 32nd off. Measured to the 2″ hole, and it measured 1-31/32″, again a 32nd off. I’ve attached photos as proof. I don’t know if I just got a bad unit or if they are all like that, so I just returned it. Guess I’ll have to splurge on the name brand.