>>> BlackFriday Starrett C33H-12-4R 12-Inch Combination Square with Square Head Only
Technical Details
- A multi-purpose tool that can be used for applications that require a 45-degree miter a depth gage a level a plumb and a precision rule
- Square blades are machine divided hardened and tempered for long life
- Features easy-to-read sharp 8ths 16ths 32nds and 64ths graduations
- A reversible lock bold allows the blade to be turned over or end-for-end without removing the lock bold or nut to ensure true alignment of the blade and heads
- Protractor heads have revolving turrets with direct-reading double graduations 0-180-degrees in opposite directions for the direct reading of angles and supplementary angles
- Bearing surface is accurately ground
- Graduation: No. 4R - 1/8" 1/16" quick reading 1/32" 1/64"
- Square blade easy-to-read sharp graduation
- The square head are forged hardened steel with smooth black enamel finish
- With reversible lock bolt scriber spirit level
The work you produce can only be as good as the tools you measure it by. Don't even consider the cheap copies they don't come close to the acuracy and quality of this square. The head is cast and ground with relefs in the channel and the blade is machined not stamped. The rule is laser etched and then matt finished to reduce glare. The differences are far more than cosmetic. The slide works smoothly and locks securely. All of the edges are perfectly flat and smooth. I know this seems like a lot to spend for a combination square but the $10 ones I have tried just don't work. They don't lock square reliably and the blades are allways rough and warped slightly. If you want something even fancier get the version with three heads.
