The rafter square was made for scribing lines quickly. It has a lipped straight edge that provides 90° and 45° angles. Holding the lip of the rafter square against a board, you can mark out perfect perpendicular and 45° lines. You can do this as quickly as it takes to slide the rafter square around.

The Rafter Square is an essential tool for any woodworker. This high-quality square provides precise and accurate measurements for all your carpentry projects. The durable aluminum construction ensures long-lasting use, while the easy-to-read markings make it simple to use. With the Rafter Square, you can ensure your projects are square and precise every time.

Features:

• Strong and durable cast aluminium body with a clear and accurate scale.
• Use as a saw guide for angle measurements and cuts.
• High Quality: made of aluminium alloy with a black frosted surface to prevent strong light reflection.
• Clear-cut edges - The edges and corners are clean-cut aluminium for accurate marking.
• Common markings - can be used for common carpentry angles
• Suitable for - Suitable for all construction, timber items, and renovation projects, but also for hobbyists and tradesmen.
• Saw edge - you can cross-cut or cut at an angle with the thick edges of the saw directly against the square, allowing you to quickly and accurately cut.

Instructions For Use:

A rafter square, also known as a framing square, is a versatile tool used in woodworking and construction to make precise measurements and cut angles for rafters, stair stringers, and other building components. Here are some basic steps for using a rafter square:

• Determine the measurement: The rafter square has two arms, the tongue and the blade, with different measurements and scales marked on them. Choose the measurement you need and align the corresponding scale with the edge of the board you’re working on.
• Mark the board: Use a pencil to mark the board at the appropriate measurement, either along the blade or the tongue.
• Cut the angle: Use a saw to make the cut along the marked line, following the edge of the rafter square.
• Make perpendicular cuts: To make perpendicular cuts, such as for framing or joists, use the square to align the board at 90 degrees. Align the blade with one edge of the board, and use it to mark a perpendicular line.
• Use the protractor: Some rafter squares come with a built-in protractor for making angled cuts. To use the protractor, align the desired angle with the edge of the board and mark the cut line.

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