YWBL-WH TS-2 Woodworking Cross Calibration Ruler British System T Type Scribing Marking Gauge Linear Measurement Tool

This Woodworking Cross Calibration Ruler allows laying out or marking around a corner or edge of material as well as marking a given dimension along the length of material. It comes in very handy when marking small pieces and can be placed in an apron pocket between uses. I am very pleased with this order.

The tool is square and accurate. The hole measurements are accurate as well.The only criticism is that the holes are small A .5mm lead needs to be used and the pencil needs to be held perpendicular for the lead to extend through the holes in order to make a mark.

Awesome product! One of the most important features this product has is that you can easily track the pencil line with this little guy from one side to the adjacent side! And of course, you can easily draw offset lines as well!

I ordered this because I found myself making too many compounded measurement errors when building in my shop using my combination square and incra edge square (I really like both for other purposes, but they are just finicky enough trying to carry lines over to give me trouble). I got this little square and was disappointed at first that it wasn’t bigger, but I was wrong. It’s perfect. My 11 y.o. son used it to carry lines around some table legs I needed to mortise out, and he was able to make perfect wrap lines that made mortising much easier. I’m very pleased

I’m surprised how often I use this. Should have bought one a long time ago.

I was primarily looking for a way to wrap marks from the end of the board to the face, and vice versa. I saw this with the ability to mark lines in 1/32" increments and couldn't pass it up. This is a no brainer if you are doing any kind of joinery that involves removing material. So convenient and so precise, don't miss out.

Good for marking mortises. Also used like a saddle square. Reasonable price.

Simple design. Easy to use

Incredibly useful tool for layout of small parts.

Works great just need a mechanical to use.

If compare to wood jig, it can be called better. Otherwise, don't expect it to fit your accurate square. The inner surface is found rough, not polished, router marks are obvious, surface is not flat.