Bevel Square Helios Preisser 0374404 with Heel 10 x 7 cm — metal carpentry try square

Helios Preisser bevel square model 0374404 with heel 10 x 7 cm is a metal carpentry and metalworking try square designed for precise layout and squareness checks. The tool combines a fixed blade and a robust heel that ensures stable contact with workpieces, making it suitable for transferring perpendicular lines and verifying right angles in both woodworking and metal fabrication environments.

Advantages

The fixed blade and solid heel provide consistent, repeatable alignment against edges for accurate marking and measurement. Constructed for workshop use, the square offers easy handling and a compact footprint that fits into tool kits or benches. The metal construction delivers durability and resistance to wear during routine layout tasks.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking 90° angles on metal and wood
• Transferring layout lines from edges
• General workshop measuring and squaring tasks
• Use with benches, jigs and fixtures for assembly and fitting

Key specifications

• Heel dimensions: 10 x 7 cm for stable seating against edges
• Fixed straight blade for accurate right-angle referencing
• Suitable for metal and woodworking applications
• Compact size for bench or portable use

How to use

Place the heel of the square firmly against the reference edge of the workpiece so the blade sits flat across the surface where you need a right angle. Use the blade edge as a guide to scribe or mark a perpendicular line with a pencil, scriber or marking knife. To verify squareness, align the blade along one face and check for gaps or light between the blade and the adjacent face; repeat the check on the opposite side if required. Keep the square clean and free of chips or burrs for best accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the square in a dry place and avoid impacts that could bend the blade or deform the heel. For critical layout work, verify the tool against a known reference or calibrate periodically. When marking on metal, consider using a center punch for precise transfer points before cutting or drilling.