DFM Tool Works Small Carpenter Square with Fixed Miter Angle Pin (Blue, 3.5" x 3.75", Solid Steel, Alloy Steel)

An attractive looking tool made out of square in the US?! What good is a square that is not quite and over a short distance of 4 inches to boot? The holes are useless since you have to extend the 0.9mm lead of the pencil over 1/4" long to reach the surface of the workpiece through the triangle and it breaks off with minimal movement. The only thing good I can say about it is that it looks nice. Cheers!

I had seen this mini square used by one of the youtube woodworkers and really liked the pin system but they were always out of stock when I looked. Noticed they had it so I ordered along with mini square that I needed and couldn’t be more pleased with this. Most of the work I do is small boxes and toys for my kids so the small size is perfect. The pin system for laying out angles is so easy to use. Highly recommend. Quality tool maker and I’m very pleased with my purchases.

Well built and vey useful. It's smaller than I was expecting but I'm very happy with the small size. It allowed me to square my saws and help me get perfect cuts. The size made it very easy to get it up against the blades.Its pretty expensive for how big it is. I suspect this has as much to do with the precision as the US made.

I love this product. This small square is perfect for wood working and fits in your apron pocket nicely. The craftsmanship is beautiful and very accurate. I couldn’t find a flaw with this product at all. If I could I would own several of them,but times are tough now. I purchased mine at a discounted price so they might be more expensive now. They are definitely worth it for what you receive.

This is an awesome little tool to keep in your pocket, or tool box. I love the drilled holes for marking measurements, and the ease of making angles. It's pretty accurate. Please make sure you read the description of the size, this isn't a standard sized square, it's like 3 inches in size, so don't order this expecting a large tool and then getting mad because you got "ripped off".