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
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
The ruler is the most familiar linear measurement tool in our life. It’s easy to find and generally affordable. People use a ruler to draw a line with a certain defined length. In addition, it functions to measure a linear distance between two spots. Commonly, a ruler comes in imperial (inch) and metric (cm) reading. … Read more