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This compact size tool has a ton of uses and measurements every edge has been designed as a useful tool. I checked the dimensions, angles and sizes of each of the areas of the tool and each one was dead on. The size of the square/ruler makes it easy to use and carry but it takes care of a lot of needs at once I've been building bird houses and feeders using this as my main measuring toll as well as getting the angles cuts I've needed and it has worked perfectly. The quality of the materials, design , layout and overall usefulness make this a great tool to have in my shop and tool box.

Very well made, although some edges are sharp, as they are needed. Great that the markings are white on black for those with vision issues. A nifty little tool that is also versatile. Will handle a lot of DIY projects.

I got this because I was looking for a great square for woodworking. It's great just wish it was a little bit larger. Seems a little small but does work.

I had a different plastic one that didn’t have all of these easy measurements so I gave it away and purchased this. Perfect for carpentry & job site. Nicely made, heavy and durable!

The product it's like I was thinking but in the corner have a smaller damage, is not a big deal.I beleive the personal have to re-check the product before send in.

This is a great tool for making many measurements for woodworking or carpentry. The ability to make accurate angle measurements, straight lines parallel to the end he of a piece, and make marks over the edge of your piece all in one tool makes this easily worth its salt.

This looked like a versital tool when I saw it one line so I bought it. I use it more than I thought I would. Especially for transferring a measuring mark from one face to the next.

This was an impulse buy. It is well made and accurate; but its size won't allow you to mark a work piece laying on the bench unless the work piece is 2-1/2 or 3" square. So you have to go through the usual marking gymnastics in which you wish for a third hand. As a devotee of Paul Sellers' "knife wall" technique, I thought this doodad would allow me to skip a step or two. Not really. Save your money.