Angle Finder Gimex KATOWNIK 150/100 MKSC SLUSARSKI (NW) – metal carpenter's square 150×100 mm

Gimex KATOWNIK 150/100 MKSC SLUSARSKI (NW) is a metal carpenter's square with blade dimensions of 150×100 mm designed for making and checking right angles, marking, layout and basic measuring tasks in woodworking, metalworking and general repairs. Its compact size and robust metal construction make it suitable for use in workshops, on construction sites and during DIY projects where accurate 90° references are required.

Advantages

The metal construction provides durability and reliable edge straightness for repeated use. Its 150×100 mm blades offer a compact footprint that is easy to position on workpieces while still providing sufficient length for small to medium jobs. The square’s machined edges ensure consistent right-angle checks and precise marking lines. Lightweight yet sturdy design allows comfortable handheld use and easy storage in toolboxes or on benches.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking 90° angles in carpentry and joinery
• Layout and measurement tasks in metalworking and fabrication
• General repair work and DIY home projects
• Workshop and on-site use where a compact, reliable square is needed

Key specifications

• Material: metal blade and body for durability
• Blade dimensions: 150 mm × 100 mm for compact applications
• Function: right-angle checking, marking and basic layout
• Edge type: machined straight edges for precise marking
• Suitable environments: workshop, construction site, DIY use

How to use

Place the inside corner of the square against the workpiece so both blades sit flush on the surfaces to be checked. For angle verification, align one blade with the reference edge and inspect the gap along the opposite blade; a consistent contact indicates a true 90° angle. For marking, hold the square firmly against the edge and scribe along the blade to transfer a straight, accurate line. Use the shorter blade to reach into tighter spots and the longer blade to extend the reference line when needed. Keep the square clean and free of debris before use to maintain accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the square in a dry place to prevent corrosion and avoid heavy impacts that could deform the blades. For improved precision, check and recalibrate against a known straightedge or reference square if accuracy is critical. Use light clamps to secure the workpiece when marking or transferring lines to reduce movement and ensure consistent results.