Amtech P3800 150mm (6") Engineer's Square
Details
- MaterialPlastic Metal
- BrandAmtech
- ColourSilver
- StyleClassic
- Graduation range150
Description
🔍 Measure Up to Perfection!
- DURABLE DESIGN - Hardened and tempered for long-lasting use.
- SLEEK AESTHETIC - Finely polished for a professional look.
- VERSATILE USAGE - Perfect for both amateurs and professionals.
- PRECISION ENGINEERING - Crafted for accuracy in every project.
- LIGHTWEIGHT CONVENIENCE - Weighs only 280g for easy handling.
The AmtechP3800 150mm (6") Engineer's Square is a robust tool designed for precision marking and measurement. Made from hardened and tempered steel, it ensures accuracy and durability, making it an essential addition to both amateur and professional toolkits. With its sleek silver finish and lightweight design, this engineer's square combines functionality with style.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | DK Tools LTD |
| Part Number | P3800 |
| Product Dimensions | 19 x 12 x 2 cm; 280 g |
| Item model number | AM-P3800 |
| Size | One Size |
| Colour | Silver |
| Style | Classic |
| Material | Plastic, Metal |
| Power Source | hand_powered |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Usage | Amateur, Professional |
| Included Components | Amtech P3800 6" Engineers' Square |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 280 g |
Reviews
M**L
First Class product. Well packaged and delivered as promised.
I recently joined a Creative Woodwork Course at the local College. This high quality precision tool, is very suitable for this type of work and will assist me in pursuing the Course and subsequent projects successfully.
E**.
Good value
Really good value, exactly as advertised. Will do the job
J**0
Accurate tri-square
Bought it to set up a sliding mitre saw. Adjusted the blade with this for perfectly square cuts.
E**T
Great item
Great item kids dad love it
P**N
Would be a good item if it had been set at 90° instead of 88½°
This looked like a decent item at a good price but on first checking on a surface plate I did what I do most people do who are trained engineer's I put it to the edge of the plate and scribed a line then turned over the square and scribed a second line starting at the same point as the first and when I looked there was almost a 2mm gap at the end of the line having a 2mm gap after only 150mmif I had extended the line the gap would just get larger. I have to say I have only heard of an engineer's square being out of square once before when someone was checking a item he had been grinding to square of the end and he managed to grind the square at the same time as the item he was working on. I think the best thing I can do is place this in the rubbish bin with a message on both sides stating not square in indelible ink.
M**C
Square
Nice quality
T**.
It’s perfect except
Amazing product just goes rusty very quick due to it just being raw metal.
E**L
excellent quality
excellent quality great for the DIYER and the professional alike. would recommend
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