Squares

The Magnetic Micro Square makes squaring up your saws and equipment effortless! The built-in neodymium magnetic base sticks firmly to the cast iron or metal table and allows hands-free adjustment of spindles, blades, and fences. The engraved dual...

The Woodpeckers 6" Carpenters Square is a perfectly machined combination 90-degree and 45-degree with handles for a physical reference to the edge of the workpiece. The blade is machined from cast and ground aluminium tool plate. This expensive...

The most unique feature of the Woodpeckers DelVe Square is easy to overlook, but invaluable once you've found it. One side of the base is 1/4" (6.35mm) from the blade and the other is 3/8" (9.53mm). Mark from the 1/4" side on both edges of 3/4" (19.1mm)...

The first thing people notice when they see the Saddle T-Squares is the array of holes perforating the centre of the blade. The holes are perfectly spaced 1mm apart and are sized just right for the tip of a mechanical pencil. Laying down a line parallel...

Framing Squares Just Don’t Cut It. Conventional framing squares may be OK for construction jobs where 'square' means in the neighbourhood of 90°. That’s what you can expect from a square that’s punched out by the thousands or...

Woodpeckers Precision Triangle Set simultaneously serves as a square and a 45, all in one. A pocket-sized triangle is perfect for squaring from the inside of boxes and drawers during assembly. For decades, craftsmen have used squares to layout...

The combination square was invented in 1878 and has been copied countless times over the last 140 plus years. Over those years very little has been done to make the combination square better. Woodpeckers product development team wanted more than just a...

The Woodpeckers Pocket T-Squares are milled from a single, solid billet of aluminium for uncompromising rigidity. A broad, precisely machined lip registers solidly along your reference edge. Both graduated edges are beveled to minimise parallax viewing...

The combination square was invented in 1878 and has been copied countless times over the last 140 plus years. Over those years very little has been done to make the combination square better. Woodpeckers product development team wanted more than just a...

The heart of the design is a one-piece core. Square isn’t determined by pins, rivets, screws or spot-welds like it is in many other squares on the market. It's determined by state-of-the-art CNC milling centres. The core is machined square by a...

The Woodpeckers Pocket T-Squares are milled from a single, solid aluminium billet for uncompromising rigidity. A broad, precisely machined lip registers solidly along your reference edge. Both graduated edges are bevelled to minimise parallax viewing...

This innovative one-piece design uses the most advanced manufacturing methods available to carve a solid 1/4"-thick slab of hardened aluminium into a one-piece, gold-anodised spine that serves as both the central part of the handle and the blade for...

This innovative one-piece design uses the most advanced manufacturing methods available to carve a solid 1/4"-thick slab of hardened aluminium into a one-piece, gold-anodised spine that serves as both the central part of the handle and the blade for...

The first thing people notice when they see the Saddle T-Squares is the array of holes perforating the centre of the blade. The holes are perfectly spaced 1mm apart and are sized just right for the tip of a mechanical pencil. Laying down a line parallel...

The Veritas Saddle Square eliminates the need to move your square when transferring a line from the face side of timber to face edge and vice versa. With this saddle square the line can be marked on both planes without moving the square, maintaining...