Angle with Foot Sourcing YT-70763 200×130 mm – locksmith's measuring tool

Sourcing YT-70763 200×130 mm is a locksmith's angle with foot designed for accurate layout and squaring tasks in workshops and on-site fabrication. The metal angle features a stable foot that rests against materials to provide a reliable 90° reference when marking, measuring or checking right angles on metal, wood and composite parts. Its compact size balances reach and control, making it practical for fitting, assembly and general metalworking operations where precise alignment is required.

Advantages

The solid metal construction ensures rigidity and long-term dimensional stability under typical workshop conditions. The foot design gives a consistent seating surface for repeatable measurements and marking, while the clearly machined edges support accurate visual alignment. The compact 200×130 mm proportions offer a handy compromise between reach and manoeuvrability, and the tool is resistant to common workshop wear when used as intended.

Suitable for

• Marking and scribing right angles on metal and wood
• Checking squareness of assemblies and fabricated parts
• Layout work in fitting, welding and metal fabrication
• Carpentry tasks requiring compact 90° reference

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for rigidity and stability
• Dimensions: 200 mm by 130 mm overall measuring faces
• Footed design for consistent seating against workpieces
• Machined edges for accurate marking and visual alignment
• Suitable for use on metal, wood and composite materials

How to use

Place the angle with its foot securely against the edge or face of the workpiece so the seating surface rests flat. Align the measuring faces to the reference edge to establish a 90° line, then scribe or mark along the machined edge for layout. For checking squareness, hold the footed side flush and verify contact along both faces to detect any gap or misalignment. Use light clamping where necessary to prevent movement during marking or measurement.

Usage recommendations

Maintain clean, burr-free edges and avoid striking the tool with hard impacts to preserve accuracy. Store the angle in a dry place and periodically remove chips or debris from the seating surface before use. For critical layout work, verify the tool against a calibrated square or surface plate to confirm continued accuracy.