Saker Woodworking Scriber Marking Line Ruler, Adjustable Aluminum Alloy Sliding T-Square Ruler,Precision Line Drawing aid Ruler with Angle Adjustment Scale
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- multifunctional T-Square RulerThe combination of ruler and protractor makes it can measure length and angles easily. The angle ruler has a clear and accurate scale and can measure length (0-48 cm/0-18 inches), whether you are drawing a line or measuring an angle, you can meet your work needs at the same time, saving you time and effort.
- High QualtiyThe body of the adjustable woodworking ruler is made of aluminum alloy, which has good abrasion resistance and is not easy to deform. the angle finder tool is both lightweight and sturdy. If you're looking for an accurate angle measuring tool, our aluminium construction protractors is just what you need.
- Adjustable Angle Finder ToolOur angle protractor is not an ordinary angle measuring tool. It has multi-angle scribing function, By unscrew the nut in the desired position, you can quickly and accurately identify angles and draw straight lines for setting bevels, drawing radial lines, measuring and marking angles.
- Laser Engraved ScalesThe angle protractor dial is engraved with laser engraved measurements for clear readability and durability. The numbers and scales on the angle protractor dial can be clearly displayed in different environments.
- Multi-functional ProtractorThe Carpenter Work Ruler comes with a red mechanical pencil with 8 refills.It is suitable for engineering, angle measurement, drawing, architectural design, length measurement, a useful tool for craftsmen, designers, artists and engineers.
Material: Aluminum
Brand: Saker
Color: Red
Style: Modern
Product Dimensions : 15.75 x 1.97 x 0.04 inches; 15.84 ounces
Date First Available : June 12, 2024
Manufacturer : Saker
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #14,952 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #15 in Construction Rulers
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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 44 ratings
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Top Amazon Reviews
I wanted to buy an affordable option compared to woodpeckers or another expensive brand for measuring tools and am unbelievably impressed with Saker. I have their rulers too and they’re awesome. Super sturdy, zero flex to the metal. All markings are clean, precise and accurate. I genuinely can’t see why you’d need anything more than this.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024 by Aaron Armstrong
Does the job. Used for marking cribbage board holes.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024 by Tennis player
I just wanted a 90* angle easy to find easy to lock so I could easily mark cut lines / I find it difficult to find 90 and very hard to lock in place - it’s a good straight line guide
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2024 by Madelyn Flenor
I can easily measure angles at the ridge and eaves of a roof, or angles on floor tiles.
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024 by Winston Walker Winston Walker
I started years ago in drafting class using a wood T-Square. It was just a T with no angle adjustments. This new aluminum T-Square provides not only 90 degrees, but also various angle adjustments. Plus a means to help hold your pencil. I ordered the T-13 and love it.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024 by S. Washington
Works just like it should.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024 by Cat
This tool filled a niche in my tool set. I have a typical 4' T-square, and I have the usual 9/12 and 12/24 squares and speed squares and machinist's squares, etc. What I really needed was something in the 15-20" range that was ADJUSTABLE with definite angle stops at the obvious places. It needed to be sturdy and substantial, and not prone to corrosion. This Saker sliding aluminum T square fits the bill. It is built using a thick and durable red anodized aluminum stock. The machining is clean and accurate and the scales and markings are deeply embossed into the surface and then color painted in a bright white. They are very readable. The device uses a precision machined post as the rotational point for the square beam. A hardened divit is installed on the bottom side of the beam, and the head has recesses which correspond to the typical cardinal angles, 15, 30, 45, 60 and 90. Thus one can move quickly between them by simply loosening the setting thumbscrew fitting the divit into the next preset and retightening the set screw. It is simple, reliable and repeatable. Angles in between can also be accomplished, though of course there is no simple means to replicate them. This device came with a marking system that depends on a specific marking tool (supplied). This tool is basically a mechanical pencil with large leads (also supplied, in black and red). The nose of the marking tool fits into an opening on a sliding receptacle built into the beam of the unit. This keeps the line perpendicular and aligned at all times. I'm still getting used to using it, but I can see the merit of it for many marking situations. Of course, one may also mark along the beam edges, as normal. One benefit of the central marker is that one can accurately coordinate the mark to the anticipated corner of the piece, based on the true center of the beam. This might be helpful in some situations. The scribe tool is plastic, but seems reasonably substantial. They supply a number of replacement leads in two colors, and they look like fairly standard refill dimensions, so that part of the system seems suportable. Sharpening them is another matter, though it would seem to be a fairly simple if tedious process, as it is with any large lead mechanical pencil. The precision that is gained from this design is worth the sacrifice, and of course one will reserve this particular custom marker for use only with this tool, for obvious reasons. I really like the attractive red finish. It is easy to spot and easy to keep track of. The extra beefy material dimensions are appealing as well, and I'm anxious to give a real workout to the innovative marking system. At first glance it looks like a winner. I'm giving this one a solid Five Star - recommended rating. Good for anyone doing small to medium precision cabinetry, metal work, or anything that requires precision approaching a machinist's square, but in sizes more common to wood cabinetry work. No cons observed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024 by Ockham
For me it was difficult to get precise when adjusting length and keeping everything square. I know my skill level isn't that of a professional. I live by the "that is what trim is for" skill set. Overall this is great for me but for someone where precision matters this may not be it. Could just be my lack of skill using this? :)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by Mike Kelly