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In my oppinion it is still to thick, but this is excellent idea!!!! thumbs up

U can't really do it in the store but i usualy check by puting the square up against the edge of my workbench and marking with a pencil a small line at both ends of the edge or just doing a line all the way down then flip it and aline the bottom with the mark and see if the top lines up all tho it dosent work as well with this kind of squre. also as long as its within a mm its probably fine for most things made if wood as most things made of wood will shift a little anyway

You have to assume.your square is accurate which is a reach. Problem is no measurement can ever be exact. Even the lines on a measuring device have a width. Meaning the measurement is always approximate

You tested 50 squares ? With the same jig ? How did you not get confused by all the scores ?

Or just tune it. You will have to after using it anyways

Beautiful.

The steel wool and vinegar is incredible!

I'm so glad I found this cuz I forgot all about Steel wool and vinegar make in the back of the fact that you can get. I'm totally going to use this

This is actually useful information. Thank you

The clamp is going to torsionally deform the metal, but it doesn't matter because it's not high carbon steel that's been cryogenically treated and laser hardened so that will never be square. Just use a piece of paper

Not necessarily put square on something mark then flip !

Dang that’s NICE! 😍

Handsome box!

Very nice of you to post this.

r u charles of garand

Pointless as a zero clearance cutter. It’s only useful if you only ever cut 90’s or 45’s on your saw, once you start cutting other angles the wood and therefore zero clearance would be gone expect for your 2 x 45’s

Bigger work table time, more table = more junk! 😅

Where was this 6 months ago when I dented the corner of the laundry room shelf 😂

Only make round stuff

It's a magic Bro.... Thanks for the idea

You're my hero right now dude.

Does this work going all the way to 45 as well? Mine stops in mid 44. I think I need to clean these gears out too though.

BS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A real carpenter will square his framing square. I was taught this on the first custom staircase I worked on, over thirty years ago. If you think that is going to stay square than you are delusional.

Cheap wood

Wh.. is nobody gonna mention the fact he calls a triangle "a square"?

So, to fix it, i have to make out with the wood. Got it boss

You dont need to spend time making this contraption. The concept is correct, but you only need to use the edge of MDF or other similar straight board. Flip as described, and use center punch on crotch or at outside corner to adjust.

Just dent the other side

What about the inside edge of the balde?

First off… woah, cool jig!!! Second… this is some of the best building content I’ve seen because I’m hearing the thought process as you go along, you legit have to check each time to see if your cuts turned out accurate, and the IMAGE showing in the finished piece which part you’re working on! Great video thanks!

Old folk walked up hill to school both ways without legs and still dropped out with a full scholarship lol

Next time put a really weird design on the face of the wood to distract from the corner. Adding something that dangles and is shiny works very well too

Could you just do a 3,4,5 on it

it's a "framing" square....not a metrology tool

फेक व्हिडिओ.... ठोकळा बदलला आहे याने

The dark plugs were a bad call IMO. Matching the would or something a little more subtle would have been cleaner.

It’s funny because I saw the “oh noooo!” Fix the corners short first, so I saw the progression on the corners 😂 well done all around tho 👌🏼

My girlfriend does this to my wood too

How tf you ain't burn the wood

I can smell that through the phone

Who cares honestly. To me that look like nice dry kindling for starting a fire

That nooooo was personal

The wood soaks up the water, even into the crushed bit. Then the heat causes the water to expand and puff the crushed wood back out. Pretty clever way to basically undo compression. I wonder if sticking it in a vacuum chamber would do the same thing? Probably not as practical as this.

I don't know for sure but I think it's the heat making it more rigid. Literally giving the wood a stiffy 😂

Bro but how?!

Awesome! Thx!👍

Love it man! Killer

Dang! A belt sander may be essential!

Hmm!??! Not so easy afterall that fun!