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I already own 2 speed squares and knew abour these uses , but i believe in what your doin so i wish i could hit that super like button and pf course im gonna subscribe

Ty joe

Your tips are always very helpful. Thank you

Don't use the metal version for de-icing a windshield!

Could you make a UA-cam on how to glue two pieces of wood making a right angel.

Thank you for the great tip but I question how remove the brown ring inside the toilet other than buying a brown toilet.

New subscriber here from the UK. Great Joe.

Great video for any new diy'er sir 👌👍🇬🇧

Straightforward and effective, thanks Joe

Love this! 👍🏼🔌🗜️

Thank you so much sir,

Going idea

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How cool is that!

I use this method all the time to sneak up to the exact length I need for certain situations. It's a great tip.

I just your channel, I sure miss you and Danny!

Wow, what a fantastic channel! Subscribed.

Thanks! I’ll get a couple of these tomorrow

This is great information. Thanks!

Wow, good info and no BS! 👍🏻subscribed.

Thanks, Joe.

Short and Sweet , let us not forget ACCURATE. Thanks Joe

Great tip. I imagine this would work with a table saw and cross cut sled

Brilliant.

I would suggest you always wear a respirator, even if you're outside.

Perfect

Great tip! Thanks Joe!

3.5" is the width of a 2" x 4". OK.

SPEED SQUARE?! Looks like a TRIANGLE to me!!

This guy is Great!!!!!!!!!

Great suggestions! 😊 Thank you Joe!

Thank-you Joe

Merci from Montreal Canada

Junior soprano?

Joe knowZ!

Make sure you're marking the straight side for the angles. He lined it up with the 30 degree mark and then marked the wrong side, which is actually a 15 degree line. Notice if he kept pivoting the square and got to 45 it would have been a straight line.

I'm all four speeds where my bosses who taught me call them cheater squares

Set square

Love the fun add ins- Willy Wonka:)

I really love the tips at the end of the video. Outstanding Job!

This beats the method I had been using - which was tasting it!

Great Joe!!! Plain Simple to the point! And u were nice doing so!😊 The center finding point was super nice to know!! I have a self centering tape i picked up super cheap and bran new at TSC! DOES IT BAM!! I think i got it for like 7-10$! The center is rt there dont gotta do any figuring or any extra work etc... When i 1st grabbed the tape i was just grabbing a tape thought it was just like most! But it turned out to be the SC one! At 1st i was like wth is this shit dont make sense!!😮😅 But then i read the shit put it together got it! These r great just because THEY SAVE TIME!!! NO EXTRA BS NO MARKIN UP ANYTHING JUST MEASURE BAM! I have a SQ but don't know how to use everything on it! Or what it was all for!? But thanks to videos like urs i am learning much about them and how best to use them to do much-needed things and to save much-needed time! I like urs very much!!! Super nice!!! To the point! Well done!!!😊❤😊❤😊

The center finding trick is nice but... you can just divide the board width by 2. It's much faster.

I'm a plumber and recently I've started using squares almost every day. I can't believe I ever managed with them before.

Easiest way to find the centre of something is just pivot the square till it reads an even number. Then you halve it. Even easier

Good info. Yet you can also find the center of any board by taking you tape measure and taking and angle measurement until you fine a common measurement that divides by 2. Mark that center and you have the center of the board.

Great tip thanks! I took it one step further and put some 1/2” foam backer rod inside to displace the air in the tube. It might not be necessary but it can’t hurt

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I've got the Black Aluminium DeWalt 7" / 177mm imperial Black Rafter Layout Square. I got it when Dewalt where doing a promo. So many speed squares to pick from, get the one(s) that suit you, sometimes the feel of a tool can be just as important as the features. I use it for putting up really cheap shelves. I know a lot of people will claim that a combination square (with spirit level and scribe which I do have too) is the better tool (all depends on the job/task at hand). But the speed square is my goto as you don't have to worry much about where to store and handle it (within reason). You can't have enough tools. *Knowing that you have the right tool to best implement and complete a task or job is priceless.*