Description
How are straight edge tools used, and what is their definition?
A straight Edge tool line is not simple. Accept it from us.
It might be the most crucial measurement for any task like building STAKMORE FOLDING CHAIR and from erecting a high-rise to hanging a picture.
A degree of inaccuracy in straightness can translate into centimeters of error later on.
A straight edge tool is a solid guide that’s used for marking, working and cutting in straight lines. It’s an essential part of ensuring accuracy on any job, helping to check existing lines for straightness, or copy an existing straight line onto another object.
Make perfectly straight cuts up to 4 feet in sheet goods with guided cutting
Whether you’re using a circular saw, jigsaw, or trim router.
(Works with most brands.)
Guided cutting straight Edge tool makes it easier than ever to see exactly where you’ll cut so you can get the results you expect.
First, align your cuts quickly and precisely with the cutline indicators.
Then secure the guide to your material using the low-profile GripMaxx™ clamps that are built right into the guide.
Now you’re ready to make a cut!
The Straight Edge Tool Guide Extension is available in 2-foot sections for projects that require greater cutting capacity.
The Straight Edge Tool Guide XL is also available for cuts in material up to 8 feet.
• Crosscut and rip cut up to 4 feet in sheet goods
• Lead your saw along the aluminum guide rail for perfectly straight cuts
• Position cuts precisely with the cutline indicators that show exactly where you’ll cut
• Secure the guide to material easily with built-in GripMaxx™ clamping
• Works with left- and right-blade circular saws, as well as some jigsaws and trim routers
