--Saw this over on rec.woodworking; I'm thinking it'd be useful on the metalworking side too.
Interesting tool...
Feb 15, 2012
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Looks pretty cool. I went through the motions just to check shipping cost. 19.95 + 7.95 shipping to Florida. Here's General's page with a video.
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Mikek
I use the heck out of my metal bevel squares. Not so much the wood ones, and the plastic ones don't get any try at all after having melted several. At that price, I am going to be sending for one forthwith. I was expecting a much higher price. Looks handy, and I can think of multiple uses just looking at it. Easy to transfer numerical degree from my Starrett protractor square exactly to this one instead of trying to match it physically, and settling for close enough. Or just retire Dad's Starrett for good................
Steve
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Why is it $19.95 at one site, and $34.99 at the other?
Steve
Very cool, I just ordered 2 of them. Nice find.
I ordered one and 3 other items, they added only $1.00 extra for shipping the extra items. :-)
I even bought my wife some good quality clothespins. Somehow that just doesn't sound good. But, clothespins don't holdup like they used to. Mikek
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