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Square YATO YT-70771 stainless steel 1 pc, precision layout and angle measuring tool
The Square YATO YT-70771 stainless steel 1 pc is a precision layout and angle measuring tool designed for accurate marking, checking squareness and guiding cutting or assembly operations. Constructed from stainless steel with a 300 mm bevel and milled millimeter graduation, this single-piece square integrates a 45° and 90° measuring plane, a spirit vial for levelling, and an aluminum body secured with a brass locking screw. The included stylus aids in scribing and transferring measured lines, while corrosion-resistant materials ensure long-term dimensional stability and repeatable results in workshop and site conditions.
The stainless steel construction offers corrosion resistance and straight, wear-resistant edges for reliable measurement transfer. The milled millimeter graduation on the 300 mm bevel delivers clear, precise readings and helps reduce marking errors. Built-in 45° and 90° measuring planes combined with a spirit vial allow both angle verification and basic levelling checks with a single tool. The aluminum body, locked by a brass screw, provides a stable connection and helps maintain alignment under normal workshop use. The included stylus facilitates accurate scribing directly from the scale.
Place the square with its reference face against the workpiece edge to transfer a right angle or the 45° reference. Read the milled millimeter graduation on the 300 mm bevel to mark distances directly from the tool, and use the included stylus to scribe lines precisely along the blade. Use the spirit vial to check simple levelling where required. Tighten the brass locking screw if any adjustment is needed to secure the aluminum body before performing repetitive layout tasks.
For best accuracy, rest the square on a clean, debris-free edge and verify the blade is free of nicks or burrs. Store the tool dry to preserve the stainless steel finish and periodically check the locking screw for tightness. Use the stylus on softer marking surfaces and avoid excessive force that could deform the blade or body.
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