milwaukeetool

The scribe notches from 1 to 6 inches are exactly what I needed for marking rafters, and the frame feels solid enough to take a beating on a jobsite. Makes quick work of layout cuts.

Needed a square that could handle heavy use on the job site, and the thicker frame on this one feels much more durable than my old one. The scribe notches up to 6 inches make layout work quick and easy.

Was setting up some complex hip rafters and the scribe notches from 1 to 6 inches made marking cuts a breeze. This square feels solid in hand and shows no sign of bending like my old plastic one did.

Finally, a rafter square that stays put on the metal studs without slipping. The scribe notches are perfectly spaced and saved me time marking every 1-inch increment.

Took this square to a deck job and the wider frame made layout marks way easier to read on wet lumber. The scribe notches cut cleanly through pressure-treated wood without catching—big improvement over my old stamped steel one.

The scribe notches are perfectly spaced for quick layout marks, and the frame is noticeably sturdier than my old plastic square. It glides smoothly along the board without catching. Exactly what I needed for framing.

The scribe notches from 1 to 6 inches are perfectly etched, making layout work on rafters way faster than using a tape measure. It feels solid in hand and has held up well on a few framing jobs already.

Finally a square that's actually rigid instead of bending when I lean on it; those scribe notches line up perfectly for quick layout work. The 7-inch size is just right for framing rafters without being too bulky to pocket.

The scribe notches from 1 to 6 inches are perfectly spaced, making layout work a breeze. I’ve been using it all week and the frame feels noticeably sturdier than my last square.

Finally, a rafter square that doesn't flex when I'm marking a 2x4 — the thicker frame really holds up. The scribe notches from 1 to 6 inches mean I don't have to guess my spacing anymore.