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@@michaelcampbell3733 hi mate thanks for your message , there is a new version of this square and you can find it at www.roofingsquare.co.uk

Thanks 👍

No it won’t , the jig needs to hard to the frame , you can make them for rebated frames , the jig needs to be the same depth as the rebate ,

@@Skilledcarpenter Please i can you help with some more details for a rebated frame. I not too clear as to the jig being the same depth as the rebate. I Have a small woodshop in Ghana and i have to create Hinge recess for 40 no rebated frames

* can you help

@@mikeamui6578 il put up a video later to explain for you

@@Skilledcarpenter Thanks so much

Smart thinking

Your welcome 👍👍

Put the video up 😉

@@Skilledcarpenter i'm ok thanks. I described how i do it.

@@stevehallam6495 fair enough 👍

​@@stevehallam6495describing it is one thing, executing it is another, go on put a video up 😂

@@dannym670 you are correct but videoing yourself working is not my style, best left to the egos.

Hi yes there is , plenty of free apps online , you just tap in 1/2 span of building , the pitch you need and the app will work out your rafter lengths for you , there is an app for everything now 😀

Hi robin , I designed and had the square manufactured , I’ve been designing tools and selling them for a few years now , this particular square is a upgrade from the last batch of squares I was previously selling , I’m a very small Buissiness so not well known , I’m a carpenter by trade so this square as been fully tested on site work and compared with many other squares that are available , I wanted to design something that was simple to use and make cutting roof rafters easy but also be good for marking and cutting other stuff like cladding Hope that helps here’s a link to my website www.roofingsquare.co.uk Thanks for enquiring regards Tony

An adjustable quick square is plenty good enough, it'll do everything that you need it to do and at a quarter of the price 👍

@@dannym670 it’s a another option , there are plenty of these better made squares on the market now and more expensive than the one I sell , 👍

@@Skilledcarpenter that wasn't meant to come across like it may of sounded, I'm sure it is as good as it looks, I was just saying 👍

@@dannym670 hi mate I understand what your saying no offence taken , I can never understand why some chippies I know spend £350 on a hammer

Thanks the work vest is brilliant , so comfortable you don’t realize you have it on

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I’d go 120/130 but it don’t really matter to be honest , glad your using the idea of making your own jig , 👍

Thank you 👍

Thanks for your comment , the tool is sold out , but there is a new version coming very soon , I will keep you in the loop 👍

Thank you sir; do you have a link I can keep an eye on?@@Skilledcarpenter

@@wallacetait9916 we are in the process of building a new website too, so no link available at the moment sorry , hopefully up and running by end of feb/early March

Thanks for your comment , I never realised that trend jigs were not very accurate , as I’ve never owned any kind of mass produced jig , that want too much money for the things , and it’s another piece of kit you have to look after , not the case with a piece of mdf it’s easily replaced 👍

@@Skilledcarpenter If you're doing the odd few refurb doors it's handy and quick. Don't get me wrong it can be accurate but it can also slip if not watched and the bradawls aren't as secure as the screws in MDF jigs. There's no telling someone who's always used the trend that though but I know about both. And both have their own place.

👍your welcome

We do it the traditional way on most good quality new builds

The metal cutting disc s 👍

​@@SkilledcarpenterDo you know the diameter of the disk? I need to cut off a spindle which is glued into the mechanism. Cheers

Depends on what price your getting 👍

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235075570015?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=teiig42ktbe&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=teiig42ktbe&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY hi Ron yes we have sent tools to Michigan USA and Hawaii . The link to buy the square from ebay is above , alternatively you can buy direct from me , if you want to contact me via email it’s roofingsquareuk@gmail.com

Try Dan coxes ultimate roofing square its better than this one

@SJWardBuilders have you tried this one ??

No but id like to if you could send one into Skill builder we can do a roofing square comparison!@@Skilledcarpenter

I'm the guy from Michigan, USA that Tony mentioned as a purchaser. I own several roofing squares (3 from the UK) largely because I like good tools. Tony's square has worked well for me and has one feature that Dan Cox's doesn't. You can reverse the square once an angle is set and get a complementary angle along with its right angle. You can't do that with Dan's square or even a t- bevel. It's also extremely portable given its compact size. Better depends on the evaluator. It also depends on what your use is. If you're on a job site where people are looking for a quick 5 finger discount, Dan's square would be a theft target. Tony's square just looks like any other and might get passed by. Is that better or worse? @@SJWardBuilders

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I have thought about that , but the market for hinge jigs is flooded 👍