Carpenter's square SOLA KÄTOWNIK STOLARSKI SRB 500 500×170 mm

SOLA KÄTOWNIK STOLARSKI SRB 500 500×170 mm is a carpenter's square intended for woodworking layout, angle verification and marking. With overall dimensions of 500×170 mm it supplies a straight, rigid reference edge for checking squareness, transferring and drawing lines on boards and panels. The tool is suitable for joinery, cabinet making and general carpentry tasks where a stable, accurate right angle and a reliable straightedge are required.

Advantages

The SOLA SRB 500 is designed to provide a stable reference for repeatable measurements and markings without flexing. Its geometry ensures consistent squareness over the full length, facilitating accurate layout of components. The size balances reach and control: long enough for panels but compact enough for handling in workbenches or cabinets. The square's edges are suitable for use with pencils and marking knives and for guiding saws or routers when a straight guide is needed.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking right angles on boards and panels
• Transferring measurements and lines in joinery and cabinet making
• Layout work for furniture components and shelving
• Guiding cutting and routing operations that require a straight edge

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 500 × 170 mm
• Right-angle reference edge for squareness checks
• Rigid construction to minimise flex during marking
• Edges suitable for pencil and knife marking
• Compact design for bench and on-site use

How to use

Place the SOLA SRB 500 so one leg of the square seats firmly against the reference face of the workpiece and the other leg extends across the surface to be marked. Use the straight edge to draw lines with a pencil or scribe, or to verify that corners are at 90°. For transferring an angle or dimension, align the square and mark along the outer edge. When guiding a saw or router, clamp the square or use it together with additional guides to prevent movement and ensure a straight cut.

Usage recommendations

Store the square flat or hung to avoid bending and keep edges clean of chips and glue. Inspect the reference faces periodically against a known straight edge or a calibrated square to ensure continued accuracy. When using as a saw or router guide, secure the square firmly to prevent slips and check alignment before cutting.