Robert Larson 885-1002 2-Inch Engineer Square

Though rather tiny, this square comes in handy much more often than I expected. Well-made to exacting specifications.edit: I dropped one star because it seems very prone to rusting

Great little square. I use this for book making and marking small metal/woodworking projects, as well as checking square on the table saw/ band saw, etc.This thing set me on the right... angle.

Love it. I'm making jewelry drawer inserts. This square is accurate and just the right size

If 89.8 degrees is close enough for you, then this will do. If you think that anything other than 90 degrees is not acceptable for a square, then don't bother with this.

Good size for carrying around in a jeans pocket. Have dropped it twice, on cement, and did not damage it. The size is perfect for checking all the small details, and fits into the tight spots, easy to hold in place.Thought I lost this tool, and bought a 4 inch version. Fortunately, found the 3 inch. I've used this building guitars, for about 2 years now. It is way too handy, to not have it. If you don't have one, you need one. The 4 inch version hasn't come in as useful. Wind up going to an 8 inch square for big stuff. The 4 inch is too big to carry in my pocket. Hardly know the 3 inch is there.

As advertised

I carry this around in my tool/work bag along with some small rulers and other random tools I use frequently. This square is dead on accurate, milled from a solid piece of metal, and is shipped in securely in really simple packaging. This thing is great quickly truing up or checking industrial parts, and actually works better for small mills/benchtop applications. Very happy with this, I love to carry it around over my 6" square.

Does its job