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| Registered User Forum King | Few of my children’s....... you can never have enough squares ![]()
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| Registered User Forum Geek | Those appear to be very nice squares. I was surprised to buy a square at Home Depot. When I got home I drew a line on a board and then flipped it over and drew another line and it was obvious that the square wasn't square. The lines were not parallel. I assume your's aren't like that. Steve bolton |
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With the exception of the smallest square, all are dead on. tested against ecemmerich. But then, these are pricey beasts class2 or better. And the 18: 00 is calibrated against SquareMaster . Although I have for kicks and addictive impulse purchased a square or two from local hardware store and to my surprise, the 24 inch I got from lowes was very accurate.
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| Registered User Forum Geek | What again is ecemmerich? sb |
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Robert Sorby with slightly tighter tolerance.
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| Registered User Forum King | You want square? Try one of these babies. http://www.iqlinc.com/mstrsqre.htm
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| Forum Contributer Supreme Forum King | HI Mike That's cracks me up LOL" Master Square is comparatively lightweight (65 pounds) ,with Travel Case 1 AA Grade 5-Face Ceramic Square (3" x 18" x 24") " I guess you must supply your own 2 wheeler ![]() ============
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| Forum Moderator Supreme Forum King | Router you have a nice selection there. I only own four but nothing as nice as you have.
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