Measuring square Vorel 18502 — carpenter's try square, 1 pc

Vorel 18502 — carpenter's try square supplied as a single piece for accurate layout and angle checking in woodworking and general construction. This measuring square provides a rigid 90° reference for marking, verifying right angles, aligning edges and controlling the squareness of components during assembly and installation. Its simple design supports repeated use on workpieces, templates and finished surfaces where a reliable square is required.

Advantages

The tool offers a stable blade-to-handle junction that maintains a consistent right-angle reference without the need for complex adjustment. Constructed for workshop and site use, the try square is easy to position and holds its alignment during marking and inspection tasks. Its single-piece supply makes it convenient to keep with other hand tools and reduces the risk of missing components.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking 90° angles on timber and sheet materials
• Aligning edges and faces before glue-up or fastening
• Verifying squareness of frames, cabinets and furniture components
• Use in joinery, carpentry, renovation and general construction tasks

Key specifications

• Type: carpenter's try square for right-angle layout and inspection
• Supply: single piece
• Primary use: woodworking and general construction
• Construction: rigid blade-to-handle assembly for stable reference
• Suitable surfaces: wood, plywood, MDF, particle board and similar sheet materials

How to use

Place the try square with the handle firmly against one edge of the workpiece so the blade lies flat on the face you need to mark or check. Hold the tool steady with light pressure against the edge and use a sharp pencil, marking knife or scribe along the blade to mark the 90° line. For checking squareness, sight along the blade and compare the workpiece edge or corner with the straight reference. Repeat the process on opposite sides or reference faces to confirm consistent alignment.

Usage recommendations

Keep the measuring faces clean and free of debris to ensure accurate contact with workpieces. Store the try square in a dry place and avoid impacts that could deform the blade or handle; recalibrate or replace the tool if any permanent bend or gap is observed between blade and handle.