Milescraft 8460 MC-Square300 (metric) - Aluminum Framing and Woodworking Square

They’re not as good as the “Red” brand But I don’t have $100 to spend on a T-square. I spent $19 and this will probably last for years… Until I lose it. I buy almost everything milescraft sells. If you need clamps or measuring tools, all of their stuff is accurate and reliable.

Muy bien producto, cumplió mis expectativas

It would be 5star if it was in standard!

Great tool. Only drawing degree markers on smaller wood pieces is tricky.

Before using, you better check with a “true” square. I had to adjust by filing in order to get it to being truly square. But after that, it actually gets used quite a bit now. You really do have to spend more on tools used for “precision “ work. But cmon, if you’re a major company selling squares, make them square.

High quality

I like the anodize finish, it has good thickness, the numbers and markings are easy to read, but unfortunately it has two major flaws.First, the edges of the sqare are rough, this causes jagged lines. I expected grounded edges as in most metal squares. If you are using a large carpenters pencil this won't be a problem, but using a mechanical pencil will give you jagged lines.The second and biggest flaw is that the black fence is loose. This black part has about 1/32" or 1mm of play. Essentially you have to own another square to align this one and carefully tighten the two screws. It took me over 30 min of messing with it to get it decently square, but I'm afraid it will move if I accidentally bump it. Bottom line is if you want a square you can trust to be exactly 90 degrees, this is not a good option. I will be returning mine

Good woodworking square