Carpenter's square Sola SRC300 300×145 mm, model 56014201

The Sola SRC300 carpenter's square, model 56014201, is a compact precision layout and measuring tool designed for carpentry and general woodworking tasks. With working dimensions of 300×145 mm, this square helps mark and verify right angles, align edges and transfer cut lines accurately. Built for workshop use and on-site framing, the tool combines a rigid blade and a stable stock to provide consistent reference lines and simple angle checks during layout and assembly.

Advantages

The SRC300 offers a compact format that is convenient for one-handed handling and tight spaces while maintaining reliable stability for accurate marking. Its clear, easy-to-read graduations and defined edges make line transfer and squaring straightforward. The durable construction ensures long-term dimensional stability under normal workshop conditions, and the short blade reduces flex when checking corners or scribing lines near the workpiece edge.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking 90° angles on boards and frames
• Transferring cut lines for saws and routers
• Layout work on joinery, cabinet and furniture components
• On-site carpentry and framing where a compact square is needed

Key specifications

• Working dimensions: 300 × 145 mm
• Material: rigid blade and stock designed for dimensional stability
• Graduation: clear, workshop-readable markings for precise layout
• Form factor: compact carpenter's square suitable for tight spaces

How to use

Place the stock firmly against the reference face of the workpiece so the blade lies flat along the surface to be marked. Hold the stock steady with light pressure and use the blade edge or the graduation marks to scribe a line or check for squareness. For transferring measurements, align the zero point of the blade with the reference edge and mark the required distance. When checking assembled parts, position the square so the stock contacts one face and the blade contacts the adjoining face to visually confirm a 90° angle.

Usage recommendations

For accurate results, keep the blade and stock clean and free of debris, use a sharp pencil or scribe for marking, and store the square in a dry place to avoid corrosion or distortion. Inspect graduation markings periodically and avoid using the square as a pry bar or striking tool to preserve its precision.