Aluminium Construction Try Square Dedra ML2063 350 x 180 mm

Dedra ML2063 is an aluminium construction try square with overall dimensions 350 x 180 mm designed for marking and checking right angles on wood, metal and common construction materials. The tool provides a rigid, lightweight reference edge for layout, cutting and assembly tasks in carpentry, site work and general workshop use. Its aluminium body ensures dimensional stability while remaining easy to handle during repetitive measuring and marking operations.

Advantages

The aluminium construction offers a good balance of strength and low weight, reducing fatigue during extended use. A straight, machined edge gives accurate scribing and squaring for reliable layout work. The robust build resists bending under normal workshop and site conditions, providing a stable reference for measuring, blocking and clamping. The size 350 x 180 mm combines reach and compactness to suit both bench and on-site tasks.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking 90° angles on timber and sheet materials
• Layout and squaring of workpieces before cutting or assembly
• Use on construction sites and in workshop environments
• Carpentry, joinery and general DIY projects

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium body for lightweight rigidity
• Overall dimensions: 350 x 180 mm (length x blade width)
• Application: right-angle marking and checking on wood, metal and construction materials
• Edge type: machined straight edge for accurate scribing
• Suitable environments: workshop and site use

How to use

Position the try square with the stock seated firmly against the edge of the workpiece so the blade lies flat on the surface to be marked or checked. Use the machined edge to scribe a pencil or marking line along the blade for a precise 90° reference. To check squareness, align the stock against one face and verify the blade contacts the adjacent face along its length without gaps. For repetitive layout, clamp the square in place or use it as a guide for cutting and assembly.

Usage recommendations

Store the try square in a dry place and avoid impacts that could deform the machined edge. Clean debris from the contact faces before use to maintain accuracy. For best results when marking fine joinery, use a sharp pencil or marking knife held against the blade edge.