A Square Deal

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curiousgeorge
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A Square Deal

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Got an old framing square that isn't? Check out the attached PDF before you throw it away.
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Now thats a GREAT tip. Thanks for providing it George.
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Great Idea

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Will be making one of them tomorrow. thanks for the idea. I know my smaller squares designed that way are an everyday tool so now a larger one will be very useful.
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Thanks for the tip. I seldom use my square because it is difficult but a handle would certainly make it more usefull.

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