Square / Angle tool Faster Tools Angle 250mm 04-2-0200

Faster Tools Angle 250mm (04-2-0200) is a 250 mm measuring square designed for marking and checking right angles and straight edges. Made for workshop use, this compact angle tool provides a rigid reference edge for accurate layout, measurement and alignment tasks in woodworking, metalworking and general fabrication. Its 250 mm length balances portability with usable reach, enabling precise transfers of 90° lines and consistent checks of squareness on parts and assemblies.

Advantages

The square offers a stable, straight reference edge that resists bending during marking and scribing. Its compact 250 mm size makes it easy to handle in tight spaces while still providing enough length for most layout tasks. The tool is compatible with pencil, scribe or marking knife and can be used on a variety of materials including wood, metal and plastic. Its simple, rigid design reduces measurement errors and speeds up repetitive alignment operations.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking right angles on workpieces
• Transferring measurements and scribing lines
• Verifying squareness of jigs, fixtures and assemblies
• Use in woodworking, metalworking and general workshop tasks
• DIY projects and professional layout work

Key specifications

• Measuring length: 250 mm
• Primary function: 90° square for marking and checking
• Material: rigid metal construction suitable for workshop use
• Edge type: straight reference edge for scribing and marking
• Typical applications: layout, alignment and squareness verification

How to use

Place the inner corner of the Faster Tools Angle firmly against the reference edge or corner of the workpiece so the tool sits flush. Use a pencil, scribe or marking knife along the tool's straight edge to draw a precise 90° line. For checking squareness, align the square with one face and inspect or measure any gap along the opposite face; rotate the square and repeat to confirm consistency. Keep the tool clean and free of burrs to maintain accurate contact and repeatability.

Usage recommendations

Store the measuring square in a dry place and avoid dropping or bending the tool. Use light marking pressure and ensure the reference edges are free of debris or paint when high accuracy is required. For metalworking, deburr contact surfaces on the workpiece before use; for woodworking, clamp the piece when scribing long lines to prevent movement.