Angle Square with Base LIMIT 135° 200×130 mm

The LIMIT Angle Square with Base 135° 200×130 mm is a metal measuring tool for marking and checking oblique angles in woodworking, metalworking and construction. With a 135° working angle and a stable base, the tool supports accurate placement on workpieces and reliable transfer of angles. The rigid body and clear scribing edge allow repeatable measurements and precise line marking during assembly, layout and verification tasks.

Advantages

The tool provides a stable foot that ensures consistent contact with the work surface and reduces movement during marking. Its rigid metal construction maintains angle accuracy over repeated use and the clear edge is suitable for precise scribing and guiding pencils or scribers. The compact dimensions make it easy to handle and position on a variety of parts while remaining durable for workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Marking and transferring 135° angles on wood, metal and composite materials
• Checking oblique angles during assembly and installation
• Layout work, fabrication and preparation of joints
• Use in carpentry, metal workshops and construction sites

Key specifications

• Working angle: 135°
• Overall dimensions: 200 × 130 mm
• Material: metal construction for rigidity and durability
• Features: stable base/foot and clear scribing edge for precise marking

How to use

Place the stable base of the angle square flat against the workpiece so the scribing edge aligns with the required reference surface. Hold the tool firmly to prevent movement and use a pencil, scribe or marking knife along the clear edge to transfer the 135° angle onto the material. For checking angles, position the square against the joint or edge and visually verify alignment; make any adjustments and recheck until the required fit is achieved.

Usage recommendations

Keep the scribing edge clean and free of burrs to maintain marking accuracy. Store the angle square in a dry place to protect the metal from corrosion and avoid dropping or bending the tool, which can affect angle precision. For best results, use appropriate marking instruments and verify critical measurements with a secondary gauge when required.