The double square is one of the must-have woodworking and carpentry tools. Just like the speed square, try square, framing square, T square, and combination square, the double square works hand-in-glove to make your jobs such as squareness checking, marking, layout, and scribing become easier. Professionals should have them all because when it comes down … Read more
In woodworking and carpentry, several square tools can spring in mind when it comes to checking squareness, measuring small distances, and marking out on wood. A speed square is one of them. It is a triangle-shaped instrument with a t-edge, line guide, scribing holes, right angle, protractor, ruler, diamond hole, common scale, hip scale, and … Read more
A try square is one of the woodworking square models (combination square, speed square, etc) that you have to own in your toolbox. Whether in woodworking or carpentry projects, you will find this tool very helpful to generate a neat working result. The primary function of a try square is to check whether an object’s … Read more
Square tools are easy to find in the workshop whether it is a machinist or woodworking workshop. It functions mainly to check the squareness, perpendicularity, and right angle (90-degree angles). Nowadays, squares are used for marking, scribing, framing, drawing, etc. That’s because the square helps scribe lines either perpendicular or parallel to the edge of … Read more
A T-square is a type of square tool to scribe a perpendicular line on a working surface (wood, paper, etc) that starts from its surface edge (not the corner). Although it’s a square tool, its main purpose is not for checking the workpiece’s corner like the try square and speed square do. This tool is … Read more
A protractor is an essential tool to measure an angle. It’s also used to draw an angle. There are several types of protractors. And, due to its shape, we cannot use a certain type for any purpose. The protractor used to measure a 2D angle is different from a 3D angle. In terms of their … Read more
Accuracy and simplicity are two priority things in metalworking. And that’s why designers and engineers use varieties of measuring tools in workshops. There are a lot of tools we might need to design our complete model. And thus, we are here to summarize each of the tools we might need in metalworking workshops. In each … Read more
Both digital and non-digital, there are several tools to measure the angles that you have to know. This can be important to enrich your idea and ability to solve different problems during work sich each of them is used for different purposes. So, this page may help you decide which one is suitable for you. … Read more