MASTERING MEASUREMENTS: COMBINATION SQUARE VS. SPEED SQUARE

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Discover the pros and cons of a combination square vs speed square, comparing features and applications for precise woodworking.

The combination square is versatile, precise, adjustable, and made in many materials.

The combination square is best to use for high accuracy and depth gauging.

Use the combination square for precision measuring, center finding, and measuring smaller workpieces.

A speed square is triangular shaped, easy to use, and cost effective.

A speed square is best for roofing and framing, quick angle measurements, and making rip cuts.

Speed square is better than combination for larger items, roofing, and quick angles.

Combination square or speed square know when it's best to use which.

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