Engineer's squares are invaluable tools for ensuring accuracy, squareness, and precision in a wide range of applications, making them essential instruments in various industries and trades. Sometimes also called Try Squares

Engineer Sqaure 

Engineer's squares are versatile measuring and layout tools used in various applications, primarily in engineering, metalworking, woodworking, and construction. Here are some common application areas for engineer's squares:
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Machine Shop and Metalworking:
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<li>Checking the squareness of machined parts and metal components.</li>
<li>Ensuring that machine tools, such as milling machines and lathes, are properly aligned.</li>
<li>Setting up workpieces for precise drilling, milling, or cutting operations.</li>
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Woodworking:
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<li>Squaring the edges of boards and panels for joinery and carpentry projects.</li>
<li>Checking the squareness of wooden frames, cabinets, and furniture.</li>
<li>Ensuring accurate layout and marking of wood for cuts and joints.</li>
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Construction:
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<li>Ensuring that structural elements, such as walls and corners, are built at perfect right angles.</li>
<li>Verifying the squareness of door frames, window frames, and other construction elements.</li>
<li>Aligning and squaring tiles during tiling work.</li>
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Quality Control:
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<li>Used in manufacturing and quality control processes to check the accuracy and squareness of products and components.</li>
<li>Ensuring that manufactured parts meet precise specifications and tolerances.</li>
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Layout and Marking:
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<li>Creating perpendicular lines on materials and surfaces.</li>
<li>Laying out grids and guiding the marking of holes, notches, or cuts with precision.</li>
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Machinist and Engineering Tasks:
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<li>Setting up precision equipment like optical comparators.</li>
<li>Aligning and checking the squareness of various mechanical and engineering systems.</li>
<li>Verifying the squareness of assembly and alignment in mechanical systems and devices.</li>
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Welding and Metal Fabrication:
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<li>Checking the squareness of welded joints and assemblies.</li>
<li>Squaring metal components before welding for precise fabrication.</li>
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Educational and Training:
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<li>Teaching students and trainees about geometry, right angles, and precision measurements.</li>
<li>Demonstrating the concept of squareness and its applications in various trades.</li>
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DIY and Home Improvement:
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<li>Home DIY enthusiasts and hobbyists use engineer's squares for projects like building shelves, cabinets, or framing.</li>
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Jewelry Making:
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<li>In jewelry making, engineer's squares ensure precise right angles for soldering and assembly of components.</li>
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Engineer's squares are invaluable tools for ensuring accuracy, squareness, and precision in a wide range of applications, making them essential instruments in various industries and trades.

APPLICATIONS

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<li>Hardened spring steel blades are in ground finish.</li>
<li>Stock is Precision Ground.</li>
<li>Very Useful tool for workshop engineer's.</li>
<li>Checking the squareness of machined parts and metal components. Ensuring that machine tools, such as milling machines and lathes, are properly aligned. Setting up workpieces for precise drilling, milling, or cutting operations.</li>
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Cat. No.		Blade Length		Stock Length
Regular Grade	Inch	mm	Inch	mm
GES-6500	2	50	2.0	50
GES-6501	3	75	2.5	60
GES-6502	4	100	3.0	75
GES-6503	6	150	4.0	100
GES-6504	8	200	5.0	125
GES-6527	9	225	6.0	160
GES-6505	10	250	6.0	160
GES-6506	12	300	8.0	200

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