Description
The SWANSON Speed square was first developed by company founder Albert Swanson in 1925. This innovative tool combines 5 tools into 1 - try square, miter square, saw guide, line scriber and protractor. The Speed square is die cast for durability and accuracy. Made of heavy gauge aerospace aluminum alloy, it is built to last. Black filled gradations stand out against a matte finish for easy reading. The Speed square includes the Swanson blue book of rafter length and roof construction and also features markings for using the SWANSON One-Number method of rafter layout. The SWANSON Speed square is our most popular product and remains the most trusted square of its kind. Look for the Diamond cutout for genuine SWANSON products.
Specifications
Item Type
Squares
Manufacturer
Swanson Tool Co
Finish
Matte
Material
Aluminum Alloy
Measuring System
Imperial
Size
7 in
Thickness
3/16 in
Type
5-in-1
Width
7 in
Features
- Multi-tool - try square, miter square, saw guide, line scriber and protractor, for what it does, the Speed square belongs on every tradesman's tool bench
- Look for the trademarked Diamond cutout on all of our genuine SWANSON products
- Includes pocket sized SWANSON blue book - a comprehensive reference guide with our One-Number method to help workmen make correct angle cuts for any pitched roof
- 1/4 in spaced scribing notches and the Diamond cutout for easy rafter seat cuts and scribing the most common and popular stud widths
- Gradations included for marking common, hip, valley and jack rafters
- Useful for determining and marking angles and making square cuts on boards
- Heavy gauge billet aluminum alloy construction is die cast for increased accuracy over laser etched and extruded stamped rafter squares
- High visibility, black gradations with a non-glare, matte finish for easy reading in any lighting conditions
- Use this Speed square to determine out of square corners, angles etc
- When used as a saw guide, the Speed square makes truing up a board easy
Documents
Additional Info
UNSPSC
27111803