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Trying to source a T-Square, help please?
Anybody know where I could find a decent sized Steel T-Square. Need it for cutting sheets etc….
Darren.
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quote Darren Lawlor:Anybody know where I could find a decent sized Steel T-Square. Need it for cutting sheets etc….Darren.
B&Q do a "lovely" yellow one, metal £12.00
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Some of the glaziers use some pretty decent ones, that would be the place to ask if you want something special, dare say signmakers would know too. I had one made in perspex and mahogany, I also had a very large compass made at the same time, along with a toolbox with teak inlaid lid.. They were all made from a 300 year old staircase, can’t. Very extravagant, but 25yrs later I still have them, and I reckon they’re set last longer than I will.
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Go hunting a "framing square" used by chippies and roofers. Its big, but some fold down too.
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We use either brickies squares (like the one above ^^^) or a 1500mm glaziers square (if we’re using it on our cutting table).
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