Wood Try Square Part 2

A tri-square can be a handy tool to have in the woodshop. Perhaps not quite as useful as a combination square, but very helpful in certain situations. Making one yourself is relatively simple.
00:00 Stock slot cut
04:42 Final milling stock and blade
10:23 Glue-up
14:51 Dowel installation
17:19 Final surfacing
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[@billbris]

Once again, thank you for the tuition.

[@skippylippy547]

Wonderful video Karl. Thank you. 🙂

[@chlan1536]

Thanks for the explanation, which makes sense.

[@nickmastro9287]

Very good video. I’m sure that I will use it when I build my square using only hand tools.

[@CarlStammerjohn]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chlan1536]

Looks nice. Why are you using epoxy for the blade instead of normal glue (as for the dowels)?

[@davidwilcox9540]

I second that query

[@CarlStammerjohn]

I'm using epoxy primarily because it sets up quickly and I could keep moving with shooting the video. Regular woodworking glue would have worked fine.