Carpenter's Angle Square SOLA SRG350 350 x 170 mm

SOLA SRG350 350 x 170 mm is a carpenter's angle square designed for precise layout and squareness control in woodworking and joinery. The tool provides a fixed 90° reference for marking, checking right angles on boards, frames, cabinets and other assemblies. Its robust construction and accurately machined edges support repeatable measurements and straight marking during cutting and assembly operations.

Advantages

The SOLA SRG350 combines a stable, rigid body with precision-ground edges to ensure consistent 90° alignment. Its dimensions offer a long reference edge suitable for larger panels while remaining compact enough for use on typical workshop benches. The tool is corrosion-resistant and designed to withstand everyday use, maintaining accuracy over time without frequent recalibration.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking right angles on timber, plywood and boards
• Verifying squareness of cabinet carcasses and door frames
• Layout work for cutting, joining and assembly
• Workshop and on-site carpentry measurements

Key specifications

• Shape: Fixed 90° carpenter's square
• Overall length: 350 mm
• Secondary edge length: 170 mm
• Material characteristics: rigid, corrosion-resistant construction with precision edges
• Surface finish: machined/grind-finished edges for accurate marking

How to use

Place the SOLA SRG350 with its inner corner against the joint or corner to be checked or marked. Hold the square firmly so the longer edge lies flat along the workpiece, then scribe or pencil along the precision edge to transfer the 90° line. To test squareness of an assembly, align one face with the long edge and check for gaps or misalignment along the short edge. Combine the square with straightedges or a marking gauge for extended layout tasks.

Usage recommendations

Store the square in a dry place and avoid dropping or striking the edged surfaces. Clean sawdust and debris from the edges before use to preserve accuracy. For repetitive layout, clamp the workpiece or the square to prevent movement and maintain consistent marking. Inspect edges periodically for nicks and burrs; lightly deburr if necessary to restore a clean marking surface.