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I have not received a ruler, only the small adjustable drilling template.

I have not received a ruler, only the small adjustable drilling template.

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Great T square. Very practical rail with sliding sledge where you can put your finger and make precise markings to your material. Also appreciate the sharp-edged screw-in needle to either make point marking, or to keep the square in place (if you don't mind the tiny mark it leaves).

Regarding precision: It's square within 0.2mm/1m compared with (already tested and multiple times aligned) precise Festool MFT/3 fence, and over shorter distance comparably with very expensive Bridge City Tools Works Try Square (which is much shorter, therefore there isn't any measurable difference). If the "T" part weren't removable I'm pretty sure it would have been even better... maybe it's possible to adjust it, thanks to it being screwable, but on all my multiple trials of unscrewing all screws and screwing them again, while lying alongside the square fence didn't help and it was always the same. But for the money it's absolutely acceptable precision; maybe it's impossible to make more precise also because of the length of the T part... I can't compare, this is my longest.

The workmanship is solid, there's couple of not so precisely anodized places where there's visible marks in the color, but the rail slides nicely, the knobs are well made, and on a first look it is as good as those very expensive US and Canada made originals.

Great T square. Very practical rail with sliding sledge where you can put your finger and make precise markings to your material. Also appreciate the sharp-edged screw-in needle to either make point marking, or to keep the square in place (if you don't mind the tiny mark it leaves).

Regarding precision: It's square within 0.2mm/1m compared with (already tested and multiple times aligned) precise Festool MFT/3 fence, and over shorter distance comparably with very expensive Bridge City Tools Works Try Square (which is much shorter, therefore there isn't any measurable difference). If the "T" part weren't removable I'm pretty sure it would have been even better... maybe it's possible to adjust it, thanks to it being screwable, but on all my multiple trials of unscrewing all screws and screwing them again, while lying alongside the square fence didn't help and it was always the same. But for the money it's absolutely acceptable precision; maybe it's impossible to make more precise also because of the length of the T part... I can't compare, this is my longest.

The workmanship is solid, there's couple of not so precisely anodized places where there's visible marks in the color, but the rail slides nicely, the knobs are well made, and on a first look it is as good as those very expensive US and Canada made originals.

Great T square. Very practical rail with sliding sledge where you can put your finger and make precise markings to your material. Also appreciate the sharp-edged screw-in needle to either make point marking, or to keep the square in place (if you don't mind the tiny mark it leaves).

Regarding precision: It's square within 0.2mm/1m compared with (already tested and multiple times aligned) precise Festool MFT/3 fence, and over shorter distance comparably with very expensive Bridge City Tools Works Try Square (which is much shorter, therefore there isn't any measurable difference). If the "T" part weren't removable I'm pretty sure it would have been even better... maybe it's possible to adjust it, thanks to it being screwable, but on all my multiple trials of unscrewing all screws and screwing them again, while lying alongside the square fence didn't help and it was always the same. But for the money it's absolutely acceptable precision; maybe it's impossible to make more precise also because of the length of the T part... I can't compare, this is my longest.

The workmanship is solid, there's couple of not so precisely anodized places where there's visible marks in the color, but the rail slides nicely, the knobs are well made, and on a first look it is as good as those very expensive US and Canada made originals.