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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 "another" combination square. They built features into the in-DEXABLE Combination Squares you won’t find in any other combination square. Features like laser-accurate scribing guides, positive indexing at every 30mm, a sliding head support and accurate, laser-engraved scales.
Two features stand out when you compare Woodpeckers in-DEXABLES squares with any other combination square. First, you will notice the scribing guides laser-cut on 1mm centres. They’re sized and shaped to guide any marking device perfectly parallel to the edge of your stock. To give the scribing guides an accurate starting point, the round holes in the center of the blade index the heads to the closest full 30mm. The scales are laser-engraved to an accuracy of ±0.10mm (0.004").
Everything you build involves either 90° or 45° or even both of these angles over and over again. The genius of the combination square is having both of them in your hand, all the time. Woodpeckers adds a new feature to the classic design with a sliding tab that supports the head while it’s hanging off the edge of your work.
The Double Square head is a bit more compact than the Combination Square head and more convenient when you know you’re not dealing with mitres. It also has the sliding tab for edge support.
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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
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...
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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...
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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...
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At the heart of the Woodpeckers 300mm Stainless Steel Square is the design of its one-piece core. This square isn’t determined by pins, rivets, screws or spot-welds like it is in many other squares...
