
Spear & Jackson rafter square with metric graduations and cast aluminium body. Ideal for marking out and cutting angles.
The Spear & Jackson Rafter Square is a multi-purpose tool designed to simplify marking out and measuring tasks on dimensional lumber. With a 180mm (7 inch) blade length, this square is an essential companion for typical building and renovating projects, offering precise guidance for cutting 45° and 90° angles.
Crafted from a corrosion-resistant, cast aluminium alloy, this square is strong and durable, while the anti-glare black matt finish reduces reflections for improved visibility. The metric graduations ensure accurate measurements, and the tool can be used as a saw guide, line scriber, ruler, mitre, framing square, and protractor, making it a versatile addition to any toolkit.
The back face includes common conversion tables for quick reference, enhancing its practical value. Whether you're a professional builder or a DIY enthusiast, this rafter square offers reliable performance and long-lasting service.
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