Carpenter's square SOLA 350 x 170 mm angle measuring tool

Carpenter's square SOLA 350 x 170 mm angle measuring tool is a precision layout instrument designed for woodworking, joinery and general measuring tasks where accurate right angles and straight edges are required. With nominal dimensions of 350 x 170 mm, this SOLA square provides a stable reference for marking, checking squareness of assemblies and transferring angles between workpieces. The tool's compact size makes it suitable for bench work as well as on-site carpentry and cabinetmaking jobs.

Advantages

The SOLA 350 x 170 mm carpenter's square offers a rigid, true edge for consistent marking and measurement, reducing alignment errors. Its clearly defined edges and flat faces allow reliable contact with workpieces for repeatable checks. The dimension ratio provides sufficient reach while remaining easy to handle and store. Constructed by a specialist measuring-tool manufacturer, it supports practical workflows in workshops and on construction sites.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking 90° corners on timber and sheet materials
• Transferring and verifying squareness of joints and frames
• Laying out joinery, cabinets and furniture components
• General carpentry and DIY projects requiring a reliable straight edge

Key specifications

• Overall nominal size: 350 x 170 mm
• Purpose: angle measurement and layout for woodworking and joinery
• Material: rigid measuring-tool construction suitable for workshop use
• Edges: straight, flat edges for marking and contact with workpieces
• Weight and balance: compact format for handheld use and stable placement

How to use

Place the SOLA carpenter's square with its stock or one leg firmly against the reference edge of the workpiece so the blade lies flat across the surface to be marked or checked. Use the straight edge to draw lines, scribe marks or to establish perpendiculars by aligning the square and marking along the blade. For checking fits and joints, press the square against the corner or assembly and observe any gaps or misalignment. When transferring angles, align the blade with the source angle and transfer the mark to the target workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Keep the square clean and free of heavy debris or paint to maintain true edges. Store in a dry location to avoid corrosion or damage. For repetitive layout tasks, verify contact surfaces periodically against a known reference to ensure continued accuracy.