OKcedier 29 Inch Woodworking T Square Ruler, Adjustable Angle 15-165° Measurement Tool, Aluminum Alloy Body Precision Drilling Positioning Guide for Carpentry, Drafting, Architec, Scribe Crafting

OKcedier 29 Inch Woodworking T Square Ruler, Adjustable Angle 15-165° Measurement Tool, Aluminum Alloy Body Precision Drilling Positioning Guide for Carpentry, Drafting, Architec, Scribe Crafting

• Precision T Square: This 29-inch framing t square ruler is an ideal tool for carpenter work, designed for improved measurement and marking accuracy. The large T ruler features 4 measurement functions - standard right angle ruler, protractor, bevel gauge, and square - for precise layout and marking
• Adjustable Angle and Length: Effortlessly tackle non-90° tsquare challenges with adjustable angles from 15°-165°. For large furniture like cabinet doors, use the 29-inch extended ruler; for smaller pieces, detach the tail section to 13.5 inches for enhanced flexibility and convenience
• Drilling Positioning Blocks: This drywall t square for Architect unique design includes 3 sets of adjustable positioning blocks that firmly lock your ruler in place. Straight edge ruler for crafting innovation guarantees pinpoint accuracy for repeated drilling, nailing, or marking, drastically reducing errors and saving time on tasks like installing cabinet hardware
• Premium Material: The carpentry t square Constructed from high-grade aluminum alloy with an anodized surface, this T-square is built to resist wear, rust, and corrosion. The laser-etched inch/metric scales are permanently marked and won't fade, offering lifelong clarity and reliable measurements
• Versatile Professional Use: This drafting t square scribe precise, durable, versatile, and easy to use It is suitable for woodworking positioning, marking, and measurement, widely used for cabinet layout work such as cabinets, bookshelves, shelves, desks, etc
• Precautions: Due to the thickness and weight of the ruler body, please tighten the hex screws during assembly to prevent loosening. When drilling positioning holes, hold the circular head firmly to avoid shaking and angle deviation. For drill bits larger than #5, pre-mark the spot with a pen before drilling