Carpenter's square HOGERT 185 mm aluminum model HT4M216

Aluminum carpenter's square HOGERT 185 mm model HT4M216 is a compact right-angle layout tool designed for marking and checking 90° joints, measuring short runs and transferring dimensions in carpentry and general construction. Its 185 mm leg length and lightweight corrosion-resistant aluminum construction offer convenient handling for repeated layouts and on-site measurements, combining durability with portability for workshop and field use.

Advantages

The aluminum construction ensures resistance to rust and reduces weight for easier manipulation during long work sessions. The precisely formed 90° angle provides reliable squaring for joinery, framing and fixture installation. The compact 185 mm size allows access to tight spaces and simplifies repetitive marking tasks while remaining robust enough for frequent use on jobsites and in the workshop.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking right angles in carpentry and joinery
• Measuring and transferring short dimensions
• Layout work for framing, cabinetry and trim
• Workshop and on-site use where portability is needed

Key specifications

• Material: corrosion-resistant aluminum
• Leg length: 185 mm
• Function: fixed 90° square for marking and checking angles
• Finish: machined/aluminum surface for stability and wear resistance
• Weight: lightweight for easy handling

How to use

Place the square with its inside corner against the workpiece to check or mark a right angle. Use the edges of the legs as straight guides to scribe lines or transfer measurements directly onto the material. For repetitive marking, hold the square firmly in position and use a pencil or marking knife along the leg edge. When measuring short distances, align one leg to the reference point and read or transfer the measurement along the other leg. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve its corrosion resistance and accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Verify angle accuracy periodically by checking the tool against a reference square. Clean debris from the leg edges before precision marking and avoid striking the square with heavy impact to maintain the 90° accuracy.