AKNgoes Woodworking Scriber T-Square Ruler 24in with Thoughtful Support Lips, Architect Ruler for Carpenter Work, Layout and Measuring Tools

Nice product. I checked it for accuracy and it is spot on. Also looks good.

The quality of this is actually impressive!! The price was fair I’ve bought other tools for companies that are double the price that does not have the precision this has. I will absolutely buy from this company again.. only thing I will say is send stickers with your stuff free advertising and let your customers show off your craftsmanship..

I got this to help me map out all the cuts I was going to do on a sheet of plywood. It works as intended and is good quality, and I was able to mark very straight lines with it.It came with the cross piece separate and you have to bolt it in place with the 4 bolts it comes with. I was concerned that this might cause it to not be square, but those concerns were quelled after all the bolts were in place because it was perfectly square.I did have a little bit of trouble with the scribing holes being so small that I had to use a mechanical pencil. I used .7mm less, and it broke frequently during use. I will try mechanical pencils with thicker lead for my next project.All around I’d say this was a great product and I will be using it a lot in future projects!

Great tool for my shop

Overall the square is just ok.1. The packaging was adequate and assembly was easy. I didn’t have the bow or bend some recent reviews mentioned.2. After assembly it was actually square on both sides.3. Like others have mentioned I do wish the “T” base was wider. It is very easy for the base to cant away from the material while moving and throw off your line a bit.4. The coating on the T-square is very reflective. In a well lit shop or a shop with focused lighting it can wash out the numbers on the scale and make them difficult to read. You can see the effect in one of the photos.5. The etching on the scales isn’t very defined. Many of the numbers on the fractions blend together with the line. They are still legible but it can take a bit of extra effort at times. You can see them in one of the photos.6. I didn’t have the problem with the holes being too small like others. I tried them with 4 writing utensils pictured. The woodworking mechanical pencil and semi-sharp regular #2 pencil worked great. In fact there was even a little slop. The dull #2 and the BIC pen did not fit. As long as you keep your pencils sharp you’ll be fine.7. The holes don’t line up with the outer scales perfectly. You can see in the photos how they are just a hair off. Some of this is due to the slop when your writing utensil is smaller than the hole like I mentioned. I tried multiple orientations of where to put the utensil in the hole and it seemed pushing it to the top away from the t base made it the most accurate but not perfect.Again, it’s just ok overall. It might be good enough for most hobbyists but it’s nowhere near the quality of the tool it mimics. Still debating on returning. I got it on sale, but there is no way I would be keeping it if I paid normal full price.

I've been using this on a new cabinet project. It is really handy as a longer square and for marking different dimensions it works great. Also seems to be right on the money for square too.

This thing walks almost 1/4 of an inch half way down and then slowly walks back and will be off by an eighth of an inch at the bottom half. Basically it came warped. So just sits on the workbench now until I trash it

Complimentary two extra screws and hex key for assembly ease. Everything well finished and assembles snug, hold w hand, then tighten four screws. Solid when screwed tight. Need only for scribing.