Hi All,
Sorry if this has been asked (couldn't find it in the search) or if its too simple, no one needs to ask.
When using a tri square or even a combination square - are you supposed to use only 1 side, ie the outside/top of the square, or are both sides OK.
I have read/seen how to check square for square by scribing a line and flipping it and re-scribing and these only seem to use the outside top edge of the square.
Further when looking a making a "Traditional/Roubo wooden square" a couple of videos show using a plane to true it up the top/outside. If this is the case, one wouldn't be able plane the inside/bottom edge and thus not be parallel and square.
I hope that makes sense - harder to put into words than i thought.
Cheers
Sorry if this has been asked (couldn't find it in the search) or if its too simple, no one needs to ask.
When using a tri square or even a combination square - are you supposed to use only 1 side, ie the outside/top of the square, or are both sides OK.
I have read/seen how to check square for square by scribing a line and flipping it and re-scribing and these only seem to use the outside top edge of the square.
Further when looking a making a "Traditional/Roubo wooden square" a couple of videos show using a plane to true it up the top/outside. If this is the case, one wouldn't be able plane the inside/bottom edge and thus not be parallel and square.
I hope that makes sense - harder to put into words than i thought.
Cheers
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