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We have selected for you a wide range of squares for your DIY activities! Draw and measure your angles with our squares, bevel squares, angle measurers..., with a large choice among brands like STANLEY or BOSCH.
Choosing the right square
Generally, a square is used to measure or draw angles on various surfaces.
However, there are many types of squares, which vary greatly in shape depending on the type of activity they are intended for.
Here are a few examples of types of squares to help you choose:
Firstly, there's the sliding bevel, also known as bevel square. It has two movable arms that allow for accurately transferring and marking angles. However, if you wish to set this type of tool to a specific angle, you will also need a protractor.
The framing square is also common. It is large but thin and is most often used for marking large wood panels. It is usually graduated in millimeters and has holes, allowing for parallel lines to be drawn.
If you need a multipurpose tool, turn to a combination square, which can have up to 3 different devices allowing for many functions: ruler, simple square, T-square or try square, protractor...
The miter square or double miter square is designed to directly obtain angles of 90°, 60°, 45°, and 30°.
For landscape architecture or the large-scale installation of construction profiles, foundations, tiles, pavements, the construction of alleys, opt for a folding square which will also be compact and therefore easy to carry.
The hat square, sometimes called "engineer's square", is generally metallic, both flat and thick, shaped like an L and has on its shorter side an edge (the hat), which allows for precise positioning and also serves as a stop.
Digital angle measurers
Also called a digital angle finder, this type of tool is very handy for accurately measuring angles from 0° to 360° thanks to an integrated sensor.
Digital angle finders most often have vials, and thus transform into a 2 in 1 product, both an angle measurer and level.
With this information, you should now be able to choose the square that suits you and that will be suitable both for your use and your budget. Any questions? Do not hesitate! A tool expert is at your disposal!
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