Carpenter's Try Square SOLA ZWZ 700 70×30 cm model 56130401

SOLA ZWZ 700 carpenter's try square model 56130401 is a precision measuring and marking tool with a 70×30 cm blade and a robust stock designed for carpentry use. It provides a rigid reference edge for checking right angles, transferring lines and aligning components on timber and other materials. The tool is intended to deliver consistent squareness for layout, cutting and assembly tasks where a reliable 90° reference is required.

Advantages

The try square combines a long, straight blade with a stable stock to reduce flexing during measurement and marking. Its construction ensures a true 90° reference for repeated checks, simplifying the transfer of lines and alignment of workpieces. The generous blade length supports larger layouts and helps maintain accuracy over extended distances. The tool is durable enough for routine on-site carpentry and workshop use.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking right angles on timber and sheet materials
• Transferring layout lines for cutting and joinery
• Aligning edges and components during assembly
• Large-format layout work and stair stringer or timber framing checks

Key specifications

• Blade dimensions: 70 × 30 cm
• Primary function: 90° angle checking and marking
• Construction: rigid blade and stable stock designed for reduced flex
• Suitable materials: timber, sheet goods and similar carpentry materials
• Intended use: layout, cutting guides and assembly alignment

How to use

Place the stock firmly against the reference edge of the workpiece so the blade lies flat on the surface to be marked or checked. Use the blade edge as a guide to scribe or mark a line, or to confirm squareness by checking for gaps between the blade and the workpiece. For transferring lines, align the blade with the reference mark and draw the line along the blade edge. Recheck the square at multiple points along the length when working with larger pieces to ensure consistent accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Keep the mating edges clean and free from debris to maintain accuracy. Store the try square in a dry place and avoid impacts that could bend the blade or distort the stock. For precise layout work, periodically verify the 90° angle against a known square or calibrated reference.