Precision Woodworking T Square 24inch, Reference Square for Layout & Setup | Support Lips prevents tipping, Built in Scribing guide, Precision Layout Tool for Woodworking, Carpentry & DIY Design

Recently, I decided to purchase a T square. I did alot of searching and watching Youtube videos to make my choice (both brand and length). I liked the features on this one, especially the addition of the tabs on the cross piece to keep it flat on the work surface. I read some reviews that said that these were not accurate as well as complaints that the buyer's pencils wouldn't fit the holes (why would you consider buying what should be a precision instrument and not using a mechanical pencil?) In any case, I decided to purchase a 12inch one and if it didn't work out,, it's Amazon....I could easily return it. Well, that concern was not necessary. I'm extremely pleased with my purchase. I attached the screws loosely and using a known square, adjusted the crosspiece and tightened it up. Perfect. What good is a square if it's not going to be square? The look and feel of this square is also superb (especially for the price). I liked it so much, the next week, I ordered the 24 inch version and that too was accurate and well made. If you're in the market for a T square and want something better than a 14 dollar big box store square, I highly recommend these.

Perfect.

Perfectly machined and arrived on time without any damage.

I got this to help me map out all the cuts I was going to do on a sheet of plywood. It works as intended and is good quality, and I was able to mark very straight lines with it. It came with the cross piece separate and you have to bolt it in place with the 4 bolts it comes with. I was concerned that this might cause it to not be square, but those concerns were quelled after all the bolts were in place because it was perfectly square. I did have a little bit of trouble with the scribing holes being so small that I had to use a mechanical pencil. I used .7mm less, and it broke frequently during use. I will try mechanical pencils with thicker lead for my next project. All around I’d say this was a great product and I will be using it a lot in future projects!

Looks real pretty! But that's it I purchase three of them one eight inch , 24" and a 300mm Not one of them is square! should have checked them when I first purchased them! No good to me so I scraped them and purchased a couple of woodpecker squares.

I was skeptical buying this square from anyone except the big red headed tool company but figured nothing ventured, nothing gained, and the price differential is beyond substantial. The fit and finish on this tool is perfect and accuracy against other good squares I have is right on the money, though I bought this primarily for scribing lines while woodworking. The finger holes and fence on the head are nice touches that make using this square for drawing straight lines at prescribed distances very easy and accurate. I recommend using a .9mm mechanical pencil with HB graphite for durability and bold markings.

The quality of this is actually impressive!! The price was fair I’ve bought other tools for companies that are double the price that does not have the precision this has. I will absolutely buy from this company again.. only thing I will say is send stickers with your stuff free advertising and let your customers show off your craftsmanship..

Given the price (80) I would expect some better quality control. I really liked the idea of this tsquare since you can draw very accurate straight lines. Unfortunately towards the end of the ruler the dimensions are 1/16" or more off. You can also see the numbers and lines printed on the ruler start to fade. I think this tool is already way over priced but it was perfect for what I needed to do. Below 12" it's easy enough to stay square but once I got closer to the end with the pencil it wanted to wobble. Would be nice if the t square perpendicular part that sits on the wood was wider or had options. May be able to make one since it just screws on. Thoughts for the manufacturer... 1. Make the ruler slightly longer so you can do a true 24" mark 2. Validate and test that the holes are accurate and match the markings. 3. Use better QC on the ruler print or etch them. 4. Make a longer perpendicular part. 5. Lower the price 6. Add a 12" and 36" option or allow to attach multiple together

Fantastic tool great quality