Precision Try Square — 6 inch

The Zeptix Supplies Precision Try Square is the layout tool that woodworkers use more than any other to mark cut lines, check joint accuracy, and verify machine setups. The six-inch hardened steel blade is ground flat and polished to a mirror finish on the reference face, and it is lapped perpendicular to the rosewood stock to within one-thousandth of an inch — the kind of accuracy that matters when you are fitting dovetails or checking a table saw fence. The brass-faced rosewood stock registers firmly against the workpiece edge and resists wear from years of sliding along rough lumber, and the internal brass rivets hold the blade with zero play. Graduated markings in sixty-fourths on one side and millimeters on the other let you take quick measurements directly from the square without reaching for a tape, and the short blade length is perfect for small-to-medium joinery layout where a twelve-inch combination square would be unwieldy. A well-made try square is the foundation of accurate woodworking, and this one holds its accuracy for decades with no adjustment needed.