ACEgoes Woodworking Scriber Saddle T-Square Ruler 8in, for Carpenter Work, Layout and Measuring Tools

• Wrap Around Marking One of the main jobs of a saddle square is to be able to mark both the face and the side of a board at the same time. with the square, you should be able to transfer a line all the way around a board and have it meet up with the original line. if you are making a tenon, this provides an easy way to mark the shoulder.The 1/2" deep reference edge is machined perfectly in line with the scale edge.
• Precision Parallel Scribing On the two outer edges of the blade, there are laser engraved lines every 1/32" , and the blade itself has precisely spaced 1.4MM holes drilled every 1/32". Stick a pencil in the hole, slide it along your workpiece and a perfectly spaced line accurately following the stock edge.
• Humanized Design The laser engraved scales are very clear and readable even for olders and poor lighting conditions. The blade edges are machined to a 45 degree bevel. That puts the calibrations right down on top of your work, eliminating parallax viewing error.
• Premium Quality The Saddle T-Squares are milled from one solid block of aircraft grade aluminum on their state-of-the-art CNC milling centers. Every edge is chamfered, making the tool comfortable to work with and easy to hold. Even the tiny pencil holes have beveled edges to guide your pencil tip in place. The red anodized surface not only looks great, it reduces friction with your work.
• Easy to Store Pre-drilled round hole makes it easy to store on a Wall Control Pegboard. You won't lose it in the corner.Three Versions We make the Saddle T-Squares in 4", 6", and 8" lengths. Each size is available individually.

One of the main jobs of a saddle square is to be able to mark both the face and the side of a board at the same time. This also allows you to easily transfer a line from one side to another. If your board is square and you have an accurate tool, you should be able to transfer a line all the way around a board and have it meet up with the original line. This isn’t just a practice exercise – it’s handy in the real world. For example, if you are making a tenon, a saddle square provides an easy way to mark the shoulder. The markings are so accurate it may change the way you construct Wood and the attention to detail. There are so many uses for this thing in addition to the fine measurements like squaring wood, blades , marking attachment points and the list goes on!