Angle Square with Foot LIMIT 135° 150×100 mm

The LIMIT Angle Square with Foot 135° 150×100 mm is a precision measuring tool designed for angle checking and layout work. Its 135° geometry and integrated foot allow stable positioning on edges and flat surfaces for reliable verification and marking. The 150×100 mm size provides a balance between reach and control, suitable for use in carpentry, metalworking and general workshop tasks where consistent angles are required.

Advantages

This angle square offers precise 135° reference geometry with a rigid foot that improves stability during measurement and scribing. The compact 150×100 mm dimensions make it easy to handle while still giving sufficient length for common marking and checking operations. Constructed for workshop use, it is resistant to typical jobsite wear and enables repeatable results when aligning components or checking bevels and mitres.

Suitable for

• Verifying and marking 135° angles on wood and metal
• Checking bevels, mitres and compound layouts in carpentry
• General angle control and layout work in metalworking and fabrication
• Use on edges and flat surfaces where a stable foot is beneficial

Key specifications

• Angle: 135° reference geometry for angle checking and marking
• Dimensions: measuring faces approx. 150 mm × 100 mm for balanced reach and control
• Integrated foot: provides stable positioning on edges and flat surfaces
• Intended use: manual layout, angle verification and marking in workshop environments

How to use

Place the foot of the angle square against the workpiece edge to ensure stable seating, then align the measuring face along the surface to be checked or marked. Use the 135° reference to scribe or verify the required angle with a pencil, scribe or marking knife. For repeat markings, keep the tool firmly against the edge and use the same orientation for each pass to maintain consistency. Clean the seating surfaces and re-check alignment if the tool shifts during use.

Usage recommendations

Store the angle square in a dry place and avoid impacts that could deform the measuring faces. Before critical work, verify the tool against a calibrated reference or known angle to ensure continued accuracy. Use light marking strokes and maintain the foot and faces free of debris for reliable contact.