Angle Square BOXER 300 mm - BOXER kątownik 300 mm

BOXER kątownik 300 mm is a 300 mm angle square engineered by BOXER to provide a reliable 90° reference and a straight measuring edge for woodworking, metalworking and construction tasks. The tool’s fixed right angle and 300 mm length allow accurate layout, squareness checking and measurement transfer on benches and at worksites. The compact size makes it suitable for both workshop benches and portable toolkits.

Advantages

The BOXER 300 mm angle square offers a stable, fixed 90° reference and a precise straight edge for marking and checking joints and edges. Its 300 mm length balances reach and control, enabling accurate layout without sacrificing portability. The tool is constructed to withstand routine use in trade and workshop environments and provides consistent alignment for repeatable results.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking right angles in carpentry and joinery
• Transferring measurements and scribing straight lines on sheet metal
• Verifying squareness of frames, fixtures and assemblies
• On-site layout and quick shop checks

Key specifications

• Length of straight edge: 300 mm
• Angle: fixed 90 degrees
• Intended use: measuring, marking, squareness checking
• Typical applications: woodworking, metalworking, construction layout
• Form factor: handheld angle square suitable for portable or bench use

How to use

Place the inner corner of the angle square against the workpiece corner to establish a 90° reference. Align the straight 300 mm edge along the surface to scribe lines or mark cut lines with a pencil or scribe. For squareness checks, press the square firmly against the reference edge and inspect the mating surface for gaps or light passing through. Use the edge as a guide for saws or marking knives when transferring measurements.

Usage recommendations

Keep the straight edge clean and free of burrs for accurate marking. Store the angle square in a dry place and avoid impacts that could distort the 90° corner. When high-precision verification is required, compare the tool against a calibrated reference before use.