PEC Solid Square: 4 inch

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PEC Solid Square: 4 inch

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I "discovered" PEC tools of California and was so impressed I bought some of their stuff to put it to the test of daily use. I am still impressed and I now recommend PEC's premium line of solid squares.

PEC's Solid squares are just that - solid metal, no moving parts, and VERY accurate. I have and use several different sizes of solid squares in order to match the square to the job at hand; the price of these squares permits this luxury!

4 inch long blade.

Made from high quality harden tool steel.

Has true right angles; both inside and out.

Beams and blades are precision ground and hardened.

Length of blade is measured from inner edge of beam to the end of the blade.

High quality. That’s why I am continually buying stuff from Rob.

Graet quality and very convenient.

4 inch pec square

Finish is really good as with all pec tools. The square i recieved is square on the inside but not on the outside. Tested against a starrett combination and a pec 2 inch square both known to be true. I have the 2 inch and bevel square made by pec and they are perfect so I'm sure this is just a one off. Fast shipping and great customer service from Rob and his team

Awesome

Straight and true

4 inch PEC solid square

The square is great finish good but I should have got the whole kit because I will need the others sooner or later

Very nice

I have squares that were handed down from my grandfather and combo squares I bought; even a Starrett Combo square which I trust, but when it comes to squaring the blade in your table saw you want that dead on. This square agrees with my Starrett so I know both are right.

When I opened the box I grabbed the square and ran downstairs to check my table saw blade and it was off. The zero clearance insert was a bit high on one corner and with this square I was able to get it back to 90 degrees.