Cheaper version of the Woodpecker T Square

[@shanehurst31]

Great video Matt thanks for sharing

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

Thanks Shane!

[@cliffgeter1105]

Thanks for sharing the find...repeatability is a good thing...

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

I would agree. Thanks for watching.

[@user-non1972]

got these ACEgoes affordable t square and very very helpful, you are a goodman, i am going for a 8inch, 😁

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

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[@SteelBladeWoodworks]

Nice one Matt, thanks for sharing!!!

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

Thanks Bud

[@jodymontez693]

As long as they are dead accurate then it's worth it. I know Temu and banggood have products out there that look ok to invest in. Just keep your receipts! 😮 I do need a rule like this that pivots to different degrees. 30° ect. Thanks😊

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

Thank you for you response.

[@martinbreece]

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[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

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[@Anita-Ball]

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[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

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[@gund89123]

Cheaper copied version ?

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

@@gund89123 is that a real question?

[@rickkinney1249]

buy cheap buy twice---buy better buy once. USA MADE

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

I guess if you can afford it but you know what they say about opinions...

[@gund89123]

We live in use at through world, they are cheap if they break you toss it and buy new one 😅

[@diegohperez6434]

Good you thinking like me yes you paid for brand but china tool is quit good design woo packers is ripoff 😢

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

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[@jessejameson154]

I always imagine that in the factory where these precise and highly accurate , millimetre perfect , tools are manafactured ........that every now and again they have " dumb down day" where they manafacture a batch of imperial ones 😂 . Imagine an environment where precision is down to the thickness of a hair for millimetre perfection, but every now and again you are forced to manafacture a batch of tools where you use your shoes , or close one eye and stick your tongue out to do the measurement spacing , just to satisfy the imperial " ahhh it's close enough" market 😁

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

I really appreciate your comment, it's very funny and made my day.

[@wulf67]

1/32” is smaller than a millimeter and 1/64” is a lot smaller. Metric is ok for rough estimates of distance, but if you’re doing fine measurements in woodworking, go imperial or go home.

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

@@wulf67 thank you for your comment.