Starrett Combination Square: 6 Inch no-quickshop

Starrett Combination Square: 6 Inch no-quickshopThe modern combination square was invented in the late 1870s by American inventor Laroy Starrett and is a multi purpose measuring and marking tool that is virtually indispensable to today's hand tool woodworker. Starrett has been manufacturing precision measuring tools in the U. S. since 1880 and they are simply the highest quality measuring tools available. Combination squares are the "Jack of all" squares because they can be used for referencing 90

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The lever is nicely proportioned in relation to the overall length of the plane

Overall length: 6-1/4 inches

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and anytime you want to tap some metal without marring the metal or creating a spark

The lower lever cap nestles in your palm for better control and a more comfortable grip

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This way you can make surprisingly precise mouth adjustments

Left hand planes are prepared for use on the left side of a shooting board

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Points are tapered and sharp