Description
A machinist square is the metalworker's equivalent of a woodworker's try square. The term square refers to the tool's primary use: measuring the accuracy of a right angle (90 degrees). To try a surface is to check its straightness or its correspondence to an adjoining surface—making this an essential bench tool for jewelers, metalsmiths, and machinists who require precise 90-degree references during layout, fabrication, and inspection work.
A small notch has been added to the inside corner of the square to prevent fine particles from accumulating and affecting the tool's reading, ensuring consistent accuracy even in a working bench environment.
Features
- Measures and verifies right angles (90 degrees) with precision
- Inside-corner notch prevents particle buildup that could skew readings
- Compact size is well suited for jewelry bench, metalsmithing, and watchmaking applications
- 50mm (2") foot length provides a stable reference base
- 70mm (2.75") standing height for versatile use across workpiece sizes
Specifications
| Foot Length | 50mm (2") |
|---|---|
| Height | 70mm (2.75") |
| Primary Use | Checking and measuring 90-degree right angles |
| Inside Corner | Notched to prevent particle accumulation |
| Origin | India |
Specifications
- Brand
- Otto Frei
- Part #
- 135.070
- Type
- Measuring Tools
- Dimensions
- 3.13 in x 2.25 in x 0.5 in
- Foot Length
- 50mm (2")
- Height
- 70mm (2.75")
- Primary Use
- Checking and measuring 90-degree right angles
- Inside Corner
- Notched to prevent particle accumulation
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