Carpenter's Square Högert Technik HT4M214, 300 mm measuring angle tool

Högert Technik HT4M214 is a 300 mm carpenter's square engineered for woodworking and metalworking layout tasks. The tool provides a stable, fixed 90° reference for marking, checking squareness and transferring right angles. Its compact length makes it suitable for both benchwork and on-site tasks where consistent corner alignment and rapid marking are required.

Advantages

The Carpenter's Square Högert Technik HT4M214 offers a rigid construction and precise manufactured edges that maintain a reliable reference over repeated use. Its 300 mm size balances reach and control, allowing accurate layout on small to medium workpieces without excess bulk. The square’s consistent 90° angle reduces measurement error when marking or checking joints, ensuring repeatable results for framing, joinery and general workshop applications.

Suitable for

• Marking and scribing right angles on wood and metal
• Checking squareness of assemblies, frames and edges
• Transferring measurements and laying out joints
• Carpentry, joinery, framing and DIY repair work

Key specifications

• Overall length: 300 mm
• Fixed 90° measuring angle
• Material: sturdy metal construction for dimensional stability
• Finish: machined or ground edges for accurate marking
• Compact design suitable for bench and field use

How to use

Place the inside corner of the square against the workpiece so both arms sit flush on the edges to be checked or marked. For marking, hold the square firmly and run a pencil or marking knife along the appropriate edge to transfer the 90° line. When checking squareness, align one arm with a reference edge and verify that the adjacent edge contacts the other arm evenly along its length. For transferring measurements, use the square as a stable reference and mark corresponding lines on the mating piece.

Usage recommendations

Store the square in a dry place and avoid impacts that could deform the edges. Before critical layout work, verify the 90° accuracy against a known reference or by using a simple reverse check to ensure continued precision.