Carpenter's try square SOLA 250 x 145 mm, model 56014101

The Carpenter's try square SOLA 250 x 145 mm is a precision layout and angle-checking tool designed for woodworking and carpentry tasks. With a blade length of 250 mm and a stock depth of 145 mm, it provides a stable reference edge for marking, verifying 90° angles and transferring measurements on timber, panels and joinery work. The solid construction ensures consistent contact with workpieces and supports routine workshop tasks that require reliable squaring and straight reference lines.

Advantages

The try square offers accurate right-angle measurement and marking thanks to its precisely finished blade and stock. Its robust build resists wear from regular use, maintaining true edges for repetitive checks. The compact dimensions combine portability with sufficient reach for most cabinetry, furniture and general carpentry operations. The tool's flat reference surfaces reduce wobble when scribing lines and support clear, repeatable layout results.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking 90° angles on timber and sheet materials
• Transferring measurements and scribing straight lines for joinery
• Furniture making and cabinet fitting
• General workshop layout, trimming and repair work

Key specifications

• Blade length: 250 mm
• Stock depth: 145 mm
• Function: precision right-angle checking and marking
• Primary material: durable construction for stable reference edges
• Typical applications: woodworking, joinery, cabinetmaking

How to use

Place the stock firmly against the edge of the workpiece so the blade lies flat across the surface to be marked or checked. Use the blade edge as a guide to scribe a line or visually verify the 90° alignment between faces. For transferring measurements, align the blade with the measured point and mark along the blade edge. Maintain firm, even pressure to keep the stock seated against the workpiece and avoid tilting while marking.

Usage recommendations

Keep the reference edges clean and free from debris; periodically check the square against a known straight edge or calibrated reference to ensure continued accuracy. Store the tool in a dry place and avoid impacts that could deform the blade or stock.