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Measuring and marking

Woodworking Scriber T-Square

Setting a miter or copying a frame angle usually means fumbling between a combo square and a plastic protractor. We built this ruler out of aluminum alloy so you can slide, set, and scribe without swapping tools mid-cut. It locks down with a twist of the thumb nut.

$29.99

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2 versions of this bodySame tool, different kit or size. The spec line on each page carries what changed.
Woodworking Scriber T-Square

What this one is built to do

Locking protractor head

Twist the brass nut loose, swing the blade to the angle marked on your cut list, and tighten it down. The head hugs the board face while you run your pencil along the edge.

Laser marked scales

The measurement marks on the dial and blade are etched straight into the aluminum. They stay readable in dim garage light and will not rub off after months in a tool chest.

Rigid aluminum build

We machine the main body from aluminum alloy so it stays flat across uneven grain. It brings enough stiffness to guide a pencil without adding awkward weight to your apron.

Included marking pencil

The ruler comes with a mechanical pencil and extra leads packed in the box. You can start laying out crosscuts right away without digging around your bench for a sharp point.

The spec line

Tool shelfMeasuring and marking
Where it worksAt the workbench

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Woodworking Scriber T-Square

Lay out your cut line and check the miter angle with one aluminum ruler that locks fast along the stock edge.

$29.99