Prestige Combination Square Set Black Aluminium 300mm (12in)

Prestige Combination Square Set

The Faithfull Prestige Combination Square Set is a versatile tool for use in both woodworking and metalwork projects. It may be used as an internal and external try square, T square slide, mitre square, vertical and horizontal level, depth and marking gauge. It is suitable for marking out 45°, 90° and 135° angles.

This square set includes a protractor head, for marking and measuring angles, clearly graduated from 0-180° in both directions. A centre finder head is also incorporated for locating centre lines on cylindrical workpieces. You can remove each head when not in use.

Looking for a versatile and accurate square for your next woodworking or DIY project? Look no further than our square with a handy spirit level and marking scribe.

The square incorporates two handy spirit levels for accurate 90° horizontal and vertical readings and a marking scribe located in the stock.

Manufactured from aluminium using computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines. The black anodised finish offers enhanced corrosion protection and the laser-engraved scales give outstanding measurement accuracy.

Faithfull ‘Prestige’ manufactures products to the highest standards and they have a 10-year guarantee.

Length: 300mm (12in).

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Complete guide on- How to use Prestige Combination Square Set

The Prestige Combination Square Set is a versatile tool used for measuring, marking, and verifying angles in various applications. Here’s how to use it:

 Components

1. Ruler Blade: The main ruler, which typically has both metric and imperial measurements.
2. Square Head: Used for measuring and marking 90-degree and 45-degree angles.
3. Protractor Head: For measuring and marking angles other than 90 and 45 degrees.
4. Center Head: Used for finding the center of round objects.

 General Setup

1. Assemble the Tool: Slide the ruler blade through the slot in the square head, protractor head, or center head, depending on the task.
2. Lock in Place: Tighten the locking nut or screw to secure the head in the desired position on the ruler blade.

Using the Square Head

1. 90-Degree Marking and Checking:

– Place the square head against the edge of the workpiece.

– Use the ruler blade to draw a 90-degree line across the workpiece.

– Check the squareness of corners and edges by ensuring the blade aligns perfectly with the edge.

2. 45-Degree Marking and Checking:

– Position the 45-degree angle of the square head against the edge of the workpiece.

– Draw a 45-degree line across the workpiece.

– Check the accuracy of 45-degree cuts or edges.

 Using the Protractor Head

1. Measuring Angles:

– Slide the protractor head along the ruler blade to the desired angle.

– Lock it in place.

– Place the protractor head against the edge of the workpiece.

– Use the ruler blade to mark the angle on the workpiece.

2. Transferring Angles:

– Set the protractor head to the angle you need to replicate.

– Use it to transfer the angle onto another workpiece.

Using the Center Head

1. Finding the Center of Round Objects:

– Place the center head on the round object with the ruler blade extending across the diameter.

– Mark a line along the ruler blade.

– Rotate the center head 90 degrees and mark another line.

– The intersection of the two lines is the center of the round object.

 Additional Tips

– Depth and Height Measurements: Use the ruler blade to measure the depth of holes or the height of objects by adjusting the head to the required position.

– Scribing Lines: The adjustable head can be used to scribe parallel lines along the edge of a workpiece by sliding the square along the edge while marking with a pencil or scribe.

Frequently Asked Questions:

 What is a combination square set?

A combination square set is a versatile measuring and marking tool used in woodworking, metalworking, and construction. It typically includes a ruler blade and interchangeable heads such as a square head, protractor head, and center head.

 How many pieces make up the combination set square?

A combination square set usually consists of 3 to 4 pieces: the ruler blade, square head, protractor head, and center head.

What is the best size for combination square?

The best size for a combination square is typically 12 inches (300mm), as it offers a good balance between versatility and ease of handling for most tasks.

What is the best use of a combination square?

The best use of a combination square is for measuring and marking 90-degree and 45-degree angles, checking the squareness of edges and corners, measuring depths and heights, and finding the center of round objects.