I am pretty sure there are many, many woodworkers out there who have done the same thing I did, which was to purchase an inexpensive combination square, and never gave a thought to the fact that it was NOT accurate. I just assumed that when I bought one, they would be right one correct, unfortunately, I learned the hard way this is not true and wasted a lot of good lumber, and tons of time thinking I was the one making mistakes when all along it was poor machine set-ups due to a junk combination square; OK so now that we know this, where can we still use an out-of-square tool and still be confident it is not going to be affecting our work, well as it turns out there are many places and things that we build that we can use the measuring feature of a combination square without relying on its inaccurate angles, like setting up table aprons and legs, drawing parallel lines, setting blade height on a table saw. using it for an adjustable table saw stop-set on a miter gauge and more. In this video, we'll look at the difference between a junk combo square compared to the best combination squares. We'll also look at tuning a combination square.

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