CDIYTOOL Precision Woodworking Tools, Square Hole Measuring Aluminium Alloy Ruler Hole Positioning Measuring Gauge Ruler Metric Marking T Type Carpentry Tool for Carpenter Scriber

Good quality worth the money

Good product, it's square which is the most important thing. The holes are a little small but that's to be expected due to its size. Overall very happy.

Machined from a solid single piece of aluminium this has a quality feel and is great for marking out accurately and quickly (it does require a 0.9mm propelling pencil to fit through the holes).Only small criticism is the markings are hard to read.

Great little gage ideal for ensuring straight edges. The down side is that the holes are far too small to use a pencil, I had to use a needle to scribe a straight line.

This is a great square , machined from one piece of aluminium. Looks and feels like that famous American brand , you know the one W--d P------r. The difference is the price and to be honest I cannot see much more difference. Markings are very clear and scale has been thought out so easy to use - the size makes it very handy and of course there is a lip on the edge you butt up to keep it in place while you mark out.Amazon price was competitive but more importantly it was delivered next day as I am a Prime customer. This was significant as I had tried to buy on Ebay and seller would not send to my post code as it is classed as the Highlands !! Great job by the manufacturer , seller and Amazon .

I'd been looking for a replacement traditional carpenter's try square with steel blade and hardwood handle for quite a few years.I bought a metal try square but discovered it often led to misaligned perpendicular lines because the square tended to pivot on the corner of the 135 degree angle on inner edge the handle. It became frustrating to use.Next, I bought a traditional Spear & Jackson CTS9 carpenter try square with brass/hardwood handle. Unfortunately it wasn't square as also reported by other reviewers.I then read Woodpecker make the best carpenter try squares but they are not cheap. Eventually I came youtube review of this T200 try square from China. I can confirm it is square!It's only 200mm (8 inches) long.There is also a T300 300mm version. The blade is 300mm long but the handle is not any bigger to maintain same proportions as the T200.

Havent had a chance to use it yet...but look great, square angle seems to be perfect 90dg...way cheaper than woodpecker but seems to be able doing the job

Looks good, feels good, well finished and seems accurate all round.However the holes are a little small. The marking holes are countersunk on both sides forming a neck that locates the led/pen.This looks and feels nice but as the blade of the tool is a little under 4mm thick even a sharpened 2mm carpenters pencil will not reach the surface to be marked. The hole seem to be circa 1.5mm so a smaller led or thin pen would work but given the intended use and most likely marking impliments this seems like an odd design choice.I have decided to keep the item and if I find the hole size to be a problem, which I anticipate will be the case, I will re-drill the holes as the rest of the square is better than I was expecting given the price.