Try Square
Description
A Try Square is a measuring and marking instrument used to check the accuracy of right angles (90°) and to mark perpendicular lines on a workpiece. It is commonly used in carpentry, fitting, and machining work for ensuring precision and alignment.
Parts
- Blade: Long flat metal strip used for marking and checking.
- Stock: Thick base that provides support and grip.
- Inner Edge: Used for checking right angles.
Material
- High Carbon Steel Blade
- Cast Iron or Steel Stock
Uses
- Checking right angles (90°)
- Marking perpendicular lines
- Ensuring accuracy in fitting and carpentry work
- Inspection of workpieces
Safety
- Handle carefully to maintain accuracy.
- Keep edges clean and free from damage.
- Avoid dropping the tool.
- Store properly after use.
- Use gently to avoid bending.