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| Try squares made of wood are very practical pieces of equipment, and are quick and easy to make. They can be made to any size up to a metre in length. Use the dimension given here only as a guide. When making this tool it is most important that the straight edge and the stock are glued up perfectly square, otherwise all the woork done with it will be inaccurate. |
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Parts list
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Assembly drawing
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1. Stock
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2. Straight Edge
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3. Dowel
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Assemblage instructions
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Glue the straight edge into the stock and, before the glue dries, make sure the straight edge and stock are square. Leave the assembly to dry. When the glue is dry drill a D8mm hole in the centre of the joint. Drive in a D8mm dowel. Smooth up the ends of the dowel.
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