Try Square 8′

is a simple but essential measuring tool used in woodworking, metalworking, and other trades for checking the accuracy of right angles and ensuring the squareness of edges and corners. Here’s what you can expect from an 8-inch try square:

1. Measurement Functions: The primary function of a try square is to check and mark 90-degree angles accurately. The square typically has markings along its blade in both inches and millimeters, allowing for precise measurements.
2. Square Blade: The try square consists of a straight blade (usually metal, such as steel) that forms a right angle (90 degrees) with the handle. The blade is typically 8 inches in length, although variations in size may exist.