Aluminium Carpenter Square 300 mm with Spirit Level
Key points
- Laser-etched scale stays legible after years of site use
- Spirit level in the stock covers squaring and levelling in one tool
- 12 mm stock and 3 mm blade hold a straight edge under hand pressure
- Inside scale on the stock steps off widths without turning the square
- Bench hands can square, mark and level without putting the square down, which shortens the setting-out of a carcass or a shelf
- Graduated in metric, so a dimension can be read straight off the blade
- The 155 mm stock gives a wide fence to register against a board edge, so the square holds its line while the mark is struck
| Blade Length | 300 mm |
| Stock | 155 x 12 mm |
| Blade Thickness | 3 mm |
| Material | Aluminium with Baked Enamel Finish |
| Scale | Laser Etched, Metric |
| Level | Spirit Vial in the Stock |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
L-shaped marking square with a 300 mm blade and a 155 mm stock, built from thick aluminium extrusion with a baked enamel finish. The blade carries laser-etched graduations that stay legible after years of being dragged across timber, and the stock has its own scale along the inside edge so a width can be stepped off without turning the square around. A spirit level sits in the stock, which turns the square into a level for shelf and carcass work - one tool covering squaring, marking and levelling on a fitting job. The stock is 12 mm thick and the blade 3 mm, so the edge stays straight under hand pressure instead of bowing, and both faces are ground flat to register against a sawn end. A hole at the top of the blade takes a hook for a tool board. The graduations and the vial let an apprentice check a setup before the cut, which reduces wasted material on a fitting job. A hook hole lets the square hang on a bench board, so it is found straight away and its edge stays off a cluttered surface. Framing carpenters mark and check a right angle with a square that also carries a level; the aluminium stock will not swell or warp on a damp site, and the scale is printed where it can be read without turning the tool.
