List Price: $25.20 Our Price: $15.55 Your Save: $ 9.65 ( 38% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer:Swanson Tool
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Product Description
- 7 Tools in 1: - Framing Square, Try Square, Miter Square, Protractor, Saw Guide with layout bar for use as stair gauge and to determine out-of-square corners. - Manufacturer's Limited Warranty - Cast aluminum alloy for durability - Made In The USA - Ideal For deck construction and stairway layouts - Black gradations for easier reading, matte finish to prevent glare. - Includes Patented Layout Bar with stop bolts for stairway layout and to determine angles of out-of-square corners. - Size: 12 Inches - This comes with the Little "Blue Book"
Sturdier than typical L-shaped framing squares 12" x 12" x 17" size 3/16" thick aluminum alloy Ideal saw guide Includes book of rafter lengths and roof construction
Customer Rating: Summary: speed square Comment: No more guessing with an adjustable combination square. This speed square is acurate and quick.
Customer Rating: Summary: Why don't you already own it? Comment: I've posted a more detailed review on the 7" model, which I also use. Both have their place and both are cheap. Great product. I can't even remember the last person I ran into doing framing that didn't use one.
Customer Rating: Summary: Framing Square Comment: very good framing square, the little book is also very helpful for the occasional framer.
Customer Rating: Summary: Biiiiiig Comment: This square is big. I used to think it was too big. Then I started using it as saw guide whenever I cut 12" Shelving. That seems to be the true calling for this square. Probably would work great for cutting big rafters too but isn't that what a framing square with gauges is for? The seven inch model is much more practical
Customer Rating: Summary: Speed Square without speed Comment: The square is rugged and very good for guiding a saw router and such like, it is quite poorly made from an appearance aspect but has good functionality but is not "metrified" only being made in imperial.
The sliding guide is again quite functional and appears somewhat poorly made but this masks the robustness of the unti
