TriMeasure Multi Ruler With Leveler
Original price was: $33.94.$16.97Current price is: $16.97.
    
Combines the functionality of a combination square, bevel, protractor, digital level and speed square, plus many very useful exclusive features into one compact and easy-to-use tool. Mark accurate angled checkouts, plumb cuts, birds mouth depth marks and seat cuts in any configuration without adjustment to the tool. Machined from quality solid aluminum material with an anodized protective finish, rust-proof and wear-resistant. Engraved angle scales for high accuracy and fine quality stainless steel and brass hardware.
Degree Scale Rise & Run Scale Hip-Valley scales for each of the front scales on the tools’ reverse side 350mm Metric blade CNC Machined from solid Aluminum Protective Anodized finish
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TriMeasure Multi Ruler With Leveler
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Bill McMilleon –
I’m pleased with this ruler. It works well for wood working. It is great for making multiple identical marks, or lining items up to be the same at multiple points. I even used it to align my new table saw front rail, which had to be 3/16″ below the beveled edge. Just hang over the side. Line up the ruler. Lock it down, and check across the rail easily on both ends and along the center. The adjustable nature of the ruler makes it very useful.
Keith Braswell –
Tightens nicely – holds it position. No need to tighten with pliers. Checks ruler with flip over line drawing. Probably will buy a couple more as I set each one for repetitive measurement for consistent layouts.
Sean O’Meara –
so the main points is that it can take a good deal of abuse and remain accurate/square. it also has the level and scribe which i thought i would never use but was quickly proven wrong. the level especially.
PJ Tucker –
I find that I reach for this tool more often than any of the others. It’s just the right size for lots of things, has easily readable markings.
Matt VonGunten –
My square is dead on square, flat, and straight. This and a pencil are the only tools that are present at all times in my shop apron pocket. The size is perfect for most jobs I encounter, and the construction leaves nothing to be desired.If you have an electron microscope, maybe you could detect some slight out-of-square or dimensional deviation. My machine tools can’t find any slop.