Vorel square 18361 — aluminium 1 pc, measuring square for layout and angle checks

The Vorel square 18361 is an aluminium measuring square supplied as a single piece, intended for layout, marking and checking right angles and straight edges. Its lightweight, corrosion-resistant aluminium construction ensures dimensional stability for accurate alignment and repetitive measurements on workpieces and surfaces in woodworking, metalworking and general construction tasks.

Advantages

The aluminium body combines low weight with sufficient rigidity to maintain squareness during routine use. Corrosion resistance reduces maintenance and preserves measurement accuracy over time. A simple one-piece design eliminates moving parts, reducing the likelihood of play or misalignment. The tool is suitable for working on various materials and can be used hand-held or as a reference against edges and faces for marking and inspection.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking 90° angles on wood and metal
• Aligning edges and verifying straightness of surfaces
• Layout and scribing tasks in carpentry and joinery
• Basic inspection tasks on construction sites and workshops

Key specifications

• Material: corrosion-resistant aluminium
• Configuration: one-piece square for right-angle checks
• Use: layout, marking and angle verification
• Weight: lightweight for easy handling
• Suitability: designed for woodworking, metalworking and construction use

How to use

Place the inner corner of the square against the workpiece corner or edge to check squareness or to mark a 90° line. Ensure both faces of the square sit flat against the surfaces to avoid gaps that can affect accuracy. For marking, hold the square firmly in position and use a pencil or scribe along the blade edge. For repeated measurements, use the square as a stable reference by clamping or holding it against a straight edge when required.

Usage recommendations

Keep the square clean and free of debris or burrs; wipe with a dry cloth after use and store in a dry place to preserve the aluminium surface. Avoid using the square as a pry bar or striking tool to prevent deformation. Periodically check squareness against a known reference or calibrated square if high precision is required.