Stanley #20 Try Square

I found this rusty, dirty Stanley #20 Try Square at a yard sale. It needed some help as two of the pins holding the blade to the frame were missing. Here is how I cleaned it up and repaired it.
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[@ivanstiles7030]

Very nice restoration.

[@rollerbald]

Thanks Ivan! Appreciate the comment! Regards, Bill.

[@thekelpayton]

Great video! Thanks so much!

[@rollerbald]

Thank you Kelly! I'm really glad you stopped by and hope you will come back often. Regards, Bill.

[@rolsenn]

Another great restoration video! Keep up the good work.

[@rollerbald]

Thanks my friend! Glad you liked it! How about another video from you? Best, Bill.

[@stevethefanman8955]

Good job on the refurbishment of this square ! It is as good as new and will make good use I'm sure. I enjoyed the video.

[@rollerbald]

Hello again Steve! Thanks for the comment and for watching the video! Regards, Bill.

[@williamlouis5011]

A nice restoration. But I am surprised that you did not check for square during assembly!

[@rollerbald]

Hi William. I did a rough check with another square at 11:03, but probably should have done a more accurate check using paper and straight surface. Thanks for watching the video!

[@richardmarino5658]

Nice job!

[@rollerbald]

Thanks Richard! Appreciate the comment. Regards, Bill.

[@Dalesworkshop]

That looks very nice. I might have blued the blade, not sure though. You did a good job.

[@rollerbald]

Hi Dale. I have tried blueing but I'm not very good at it - guess I need to learn how sometime. Thanks for the comment! Bill.

[@frankg3072]

Very nice cleanup.👍
Just one question, do you use a different buffing wheel for each buffing compound?

[@rollerbald]

Hi Frank. Yes, I use a different wheel for each compound. Thanks for watching and commenting! Regards, Bill.