Measuring square MEGA 21063 carpenter square 350 mm, steel blade, right-angle layout

Carpenter square MEGA 21063 is a 350 mm right-angle measuring tool designed for woodworking and general carpentry. The tool combines a fixed stock and a steel blade to provide stable, repeatable 90° layouts and simple checks of squareness on boards, frames and joints. Its compact length and solid construction make it suitable for marking, checking edges and transfering right-angle references during cutting and assembly operations.

Advantages

The steel blade ensures durable, straight reference edges that resist bending during routine use. The fixed stock provides a consistent datum for accurate marking and layout, and the compact 350 mm blade length balances reach with ease of handling. The right-angle geometry is factory-set to provide reliable 90° checks without adjustment, and the tool’s simple form makes it easy to position on workpieces of different sizes.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking 90° angles on wooden boards and panels
• Layout work for joinery and cabinet making
• Framing and carpentry where square corners are required
• Transfer of right-angle references for cutting and machining

Key specifications

• Blade length: 350 mm
• Material: steel blade with fixed stock
• Geometry: right-angle (90°) layout
• Application: woodworking and general carpentry measuring

How to use

Place the fixed stock flush against the edge of the workpiece so the steel blade lies along the surface where the mark or check is needed. Hold the stock firmly to prevent movement and scribe a line along the blade edge for an accurate 90° layout. For checking squareness, align the stock on one face and inspect the contact of the blade with the adjacent face; any gap or misalignment indicates deviation from 90°. Use the square as a reference when positioning a saw fence or marking cut lines by transferring the scribed line to the cutting zone.

Usage recommendations

Store the carpenter square in a dry place to prevent corrosion on the steel blade. Clean the blade after use to remove adhesives, pitch or dust that could affect accuracy. For best results, check the square against a known true angle periodically and use gentle, consistent pressure when marking to avoid shifting the stock.