Bevel square Stanley False Carpenter's Square 0-46-825

The Stanley False Carpenter's Square 0-46-825 is a bevel square designed for measuring and transferring angles during carpentry and general woodworking. Constructed with a stainless-steel blade and a black-finish handle, the tool is intended to provide steady, repeatable angle checks and layout work on timber, trim, and sheet materials. A built-in blade lock secures the position for angle transfer and marking tasks.

Advantages

Stainless-steel construction of the blade ensures resistance to bending and wear for accurate measurements over time. The integrated blade lock allows the blade to be fixed at a chosen angle for consistent transfer and marking. The tough plastic handle with a black finish delivers a comfortable grip and protects the blade pivot for increased durability in workshop and site conditions.

Suitable for

• Transferring and marking angles on wood and sheet materials
• Checking bevels and mitre angles during joinery work
• General layout and measuring tasks in carpentry and construction

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance and rigidity
• Handle: tough plastic with black finish for ergonomic grip
• Adjustable blade with locking mechanism for angle transfer
• Tool type: bevel/false square suitable for angle measurement and layout

How to use

Loosen the blade lock to set the blade to the required angle against the workpiece, then tighten the lock to secure the blade. Use the square to scribe across the material or to check existing bevels and mitres. For repeated transfers, keep the blade locked at the desired angle and use the handle to steady the tool while marking. After use, close the blade and store the square in a dry place to maintain the stainless-steel surface.

Usage recommendations

For precise results, ensure the blade pivot and lock are clean and free from debris before setting an angle. When measuring on rough or uneven surfaces, press the handle firmly against the workpiece to stabilize the tool. Periodically inspect the blade for nicks and clean with a mild solvent to prevent corrosion.