MS-1v2/ MS-1.5v2/ MS-2v2 Miter Squares

    Of all the different wood joints you will make, one of the most difficult is one of the simplest–the miter joint. Let’s say you are making a frame and your layout tool is off by 0.08mm,  this little 0.08mm error multiplied by the eight cuts means that fourth corner now features an ugly 0.3mm gap which is just under 1/32â€?of an inch, directly influencing the tightness of the joint and the appearance. Therefore, you need a precision miter square for highly accurate woodworking design, machine setup and block checking.   Tight joints through highly accurate parts The Miter Square is accurate to ±0.05mm over the full length of the blade, inside and out. The angularity accuracy of the 45° angle and the 135° angle formed by the steel blade and handle is less than 0.036° which helps ensure the accuracy of your projects.   The handle is stable and adjustable The handle of the miter square consists of two L-shaped sections that sandwich the blade and forms a tight and accurate 45° with