Stanley 46-323 7-Inch Combination Square
- Durably etched, hard-chrome-plated blades are rust resistant and made to last
- 12″ square has precision-machined working surfaces for improved accuracy
- Built-in scriber comes in handy for surface marking
- Easy-to-read vial. High-visibility yellow, die-cast handle with brass hardware for durability
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Product Description
Durable etched, hard chrome plated blade with rust resistance. Die cast metal head is painted yellow. Scriber and level built into head. Solid brass adjusting knob and scriber. No. 46 323: 7″ No. 46 123: 12″ No. 46 131: 16″… More >>
Stanley 46-323 7-Inch Combination Square
Don’t buy this looking for Starrett accuracy (mine was not 90) but it is easy to read and has a smooth action. For the price this is the best I could find.
I use this square everyday, they last about 4-5 years, I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another, a good quality tool.
Pocket sized means fewer uncomfortable moments.( & it’s always handy. )
7″ is big enough for most work. Locks @ 6″
well made- silver blade
Edit: 3rd unit is way out of square- I’m using it to rebuild #2 – the locking mechanism broke.(dropped on concrete)
Normally I’d return something like #3. The 2 out of 3 square?
How do I remove a star?
Nifty little tool for small crafts projects that do not require a 12″ square. The Stanley “yellow” line seems to have a decent reputation and so I gave it a try. For my weekend DIY use, I can’t justify spending 6-7 times just for a combination square. I checked and mine is square. The yellow finish is definitely unique, but I am afraid the paint will be easily scratched with moderate use.