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Using the Integrated Level

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Combination square uses

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What happens here

Highlight the integrated level bubble often found in the head of a combination square. The user places the combination square on a horizontal surface (a board) to demonstrate how the bubble indicates if the surface is perfectly level. This feature is useful for quick checks during installation or assembly.

Goal: Check for level or plumb surfaces

Tools and materials

  • Board — The surface being checked for level
  • Combination Square Pittsburgh — To check for level surfaces

What they say

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of your saw. And now we know that the height of our saw blade is an inch. You can also use your combination square to make sure that your blade's square. It also works well for setting the depth on your router. And once you're ready to install whatever you're building, most combo squares also have a level. And remember this little thing right here? This is a scriber. It works great for marking lines when a pencil just won't cut it. Not bad for just one tool. Anyways, I got stuff to do. I'll catch you guys later. Peace.

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