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Carpenters Square - what and how

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    Posted: 29 Jan 2022 at 11:57am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej1D5Bxqmjo&t=645s

Using a carpenters square - what the numbers are used for . Trueing a square 
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Thanks for sharing, Coke. I am definitely not on the top of my game in using squares. I picked up some good pointers from that video.
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I learned in high school wood shop how to true a square and always check one before any project. Bet nobody that graduated in the last 20 can claim the same.
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I learned ,the hard way, that my 4' level wasn't level......
addition is still standing though after 35 years....
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I do S this video shows quite often but I always check the square with a 3-4-5 method if I find discrepancies.
Doesn’t take much of a hump or dip in material to throw the square off.
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Hot to bring it back to square was a tip I had not seen before , guess always felt it was a tool and would stay where needed - then seen a lot of them at garage sales = probably why - go buy a new one - give the problem to someone else .
  3/4/5 is how I squared up excavations when digging footings or a basement - set up batten board corner 3 ft back from excavation and do measurements - depth became a one person job once I bought a laser transit = way back I used a optical transit but had story pole fitted with a 60p pole barn spike to hold it while I optically shot depth.
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Originally posted by jaybmiller jaybmiller wrote:

I learned ,the hard way, that my 4' level wasn't level......
addition is still standing though after 35 years....
It must have been a STANLY level CryCry. Not sure when that brand took it in the diapers, but I will NEVER purchase a tool with the STANLY name on it Tongue !!
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the combo squares is what i'm always checking, since the slider part wiggles when the nut is loosened, for short markings it's fine, but not for anything past about 2 inches. 
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