I like it so much, but I just can’t spend $70 on a square. It does look very nice though.
4 months ago (edited) | 31
Would be nice if we could get a 3D printable version, 80$ is a little ridiculous.
4 months ago | 3
$80 after shipping is a bit much for most, but perhaps if this tool would serve you regular use it would be well worth it
4 months ago (edited) | 7
It's neat, but I really like my Veritas saddle dovetail jigs. They're so fast and easy, and relatively cheap. And with the saddle it carries the diagonal line on the side right up and across the endgrain with a single stroke, guaranteed perfectly lined up.
4 months ago (edited) | 1
I REALLY like the idea of having extra support at the far end of the blade to make marking at the ends of boards easier. Stroke of genius that was. More tool makers should have that.
4 months ago | 0
I have refused to buy any of these for yrs now but I like to get behind a good idea when I see it plus help a small business!
4 months ago
| 4
I know someone is trying to make money on this. And I think it's a neat product. But, I can literally count the number of cuts required to make this on a mill. And, $70 doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy. Usually when I see tools with this kind of price point, they have a great name brand behind them...........
4 months ago | 0
Rex Krueger
The Compass Rose Dovetail Square is live! www.compassrosetools.com/store/p/dovetail-square
Combining a try-square and dovetail gauge into one utility tool to make dovetailing easier. Layout dovetails, carry lines across the faces and edges of boards, and make sure your work is square. It is marked on both sides with angles at 1:5 for softwoods and 1:8 for hardwoods. On sale for a limited time.
Check out the video: https://youtu.be/DuAK0-6-ZnQ
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