Carpenter's Try Square JOBIprofi 400 mm model 13326

JOBIprofi carpenter's try square 400 mm model 13326 is a precision hand tool designed for verifying and marking right angles and straight edges in woodworking and carpentry. The 400 mm blade gives a longer, stable reference for layout, cutting and assembly tasks, allowing accurate squaring of boards, frames and furniture components. Constructed to withstand regular workshop use, the try square is suitable for both rough joinery and finer finishing work where consistent 90° checks are required.

Advantages

The long 400 mm blade improves accuracy over shorter squares by providing an extended reference line for marking and checking parallelism. A rigid blade and a stable stock help maintain true right angles under normal use, and a clear, readable scale along the blade simplifies measurement and scribing. The TOOL’s straightforward design makes it easy to position on workpieces and to transfer lines for cutting and assembly without complex setup.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking 90° angles on boards, panels and frames
• Layout work for cutting, drilling and joinery
• Checking squareness of furniture components and cabinets
• Scribing straight lines over longer surfaces

Key specifications

• Blade length: 400 mm for extended reference
• Function: verifying and marking right angles and straight edges
• Application area: woodworking, carpentry and joinery layout
• Construction: rigid blade with solid stock for stable positioning

How to use

Place the stock of the try square firmly against the edge of the workpiece so the blade lies flat on the face. For checking squareness, align the blade along the surface to be tested and observe any gap or light indicating deviation from 90°. For marking, hold the stock tight to the edge and draw a pencil or scribe along the blade to transfer a precise right-angle line. Use the longer blade to mark or check across wider boards and to extend layout lines for cutting or assembly.

Usage recommendations

Store the try square in a dry place and avoid drops or heavy impacts to preserve accuracy. Periodically check the square against a known reference or calibrated surface to confirm continued squareness. Clean the blade after use to prevent debris from affecting the stock-to-blade contact when marking or measuring.