Try square
Introduction
A try square is used for marking, measuring and checking the accuracy of right angles (90 degrees). It has a metal ruler set at right angles to another straight piece. A traditional try square has a broad blade of steel or brass riveted to a wooden handle.
How to use it
Place the square on the edge of the job and mark a line square to the edge. Check for right angle by fitting into the angle and noting any gaps.
Maintenance
Do not damage the ruling edge
OHS issues
None
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