You are an engineer. I remember first going into the trade and been told I should work in an office. Some people when they cut something and it isn't quite right will simply make it work. For me I will recite or adjust until it's right. Like a tile been laid. Some people will make it work. I will pull it out and either add or remove material to make it better. That is the difference in making a less tolerance. You are a maestro in engineering precision working to the best of your ability. You get satisfaction. One of the reasons even if my quote is double to competitors they will make more money than me because they are quantity. I will try your method of improving a square. I have over a period of time bought different sizes of engineers squares. I also imported Japanese steel rulers. Thankyou for your invaluable utube uploads.
Very well done. 2 screen shots will be filed in a folder. Thank you! On tip. Aluminum squares will cut if running a blade on them. I guess you could even blemish a steel square too. Keep one for cutting and one for reference only. Make a wall mount that will never allow it to fall. Maybe something with a V mount or a PVC tube. Treat them like gold. Keep an an extra one for rough handling.
Wow, I like your videos! I just about had a heart attack when I saw what I thought was you adjusting your Chappell square. I had to watch several times to see that you were adjusting Swanson and Johnson squares, and not the Chappell (I think). I have been thinking about buying the Chappell for several years, but I could never find one in stock! So I just ordered a Johnson CS12 and looked for videos on how to adjust it. Yours is the best I have found.
Where is the loud distracting music used on most egghead videos? NOPE...just a straight forward clear and concise educational video. Job well done! Subscribed.
Great video! Thank you, other videos don't explain the obtuse & acute aspect leaving me not sure where to begin adjustments.. Now I'm certain. Thanks again.
My squares have always been out even when first purchased, only once have I got a square and it was actually square, I had a steel machinists square but things that are nice tend to grow legs if you know what I mean.
@@natas0733doubt anyone with a Dremel could get all that info done on a framing square. That’s a ton of engraving. Rafter tables. My Stanley’s have tables, the Johnson doesn’t
@@thebuilditchannel8609 Oh, boy, I can't wait to give my brother-in-law's big brand new 26-16 Woodpeckers square a few good whacks. I'm sure he'll be very pleased.
Aluminum square manufacturers in shambles right now. Great vid!
You are an engineer. I remember first going into the trade and been told I should work in an office. Some people when they cut something and it isn't quite right will simply make it work. For me I will recite or adjust until it's right. Like a tile been laid. Some people will make it work. I will pull it out and either add or remove material to make it better. That is the difference in making a less tolerance. You are a maestro in engineering precision working to the best of your ability. You get satisfaction. One of the reasons even if my quote is double to competitors they will make more money than me because they are quantity.
I will try your method of improving a square. I have over a period of time bought different sizes of engineers squares. I also imported Japanese steel rulers. Thankyou for your invaluable utube uploads.
You have quick and concise videos on how to fine tune! Definitely keep it up!
Very well done. 2 screen shots will be filed in a folder. Thank you! On tip. Aluminum squares will cut if running a blade on them. I guess you could even blemish a steel square too. Keep one for cutting and one for reference only. Make a wall mount that will never allow it to fall. Maybe something with a V mount or a PVC tube. Treat them like gold. Keep an an extra one for rough handling.
A very nice and to the point video with precise illustrations. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, glad you liked it!!
You truly are a plethora of practical wisdom.
"The Only True Source Of Knowledge Is Experience"..... And for that I thank you.
Never thought they could be adjusted, that’s great! Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Have never seen this adjustment before, 60 + and learning something new.
never knew this thankyou saves buying a new square when the old one is no longer square
Didn't know I needed this, thanks!
Wow, I like your videos! I just about had a heart attack when I saw what I thought was you adjusting your Chappell square. I had to watch several times to see that you were adjusting Swanson and Johnson squares, and not the Chappell (I think). I have been thinking about buying the Chappell for several years, but I could never find one in stock! So I just ordered a Johnson CS12 and looked for videos on how to adjust it. Yours is the best I have found.
Thank you, I appreciate that!!😁👍🏻
Where is the loud distracting music used on most egghead videos? NOPE...just a straight forward clear and concise educational video. Job well done! Subscribed.
Thanks!!😂👍🏻
Great video! Thank you, other videos don't explain the obtuse & acute aspect leaving me not sure where to begin adjustments.. Now I'm certain. Thanks again.
Thank You, glad it helped!!
Looks like I will be checking my squares. didn't know this could be performed on this type of square, many thanks for the info.
I always wondered about this...Thanks for sharing the problem and the solution. Cheers
Thanks!! 😁👍🏻
Just subscribed 👍thanks for the video. What is the best framing square at a medium price
Thank You!! I recommend a steel square they adjust better. Not sure if any are really better but try to find one that is square or close to it.
Hey! Great explanation. I also have a speed square. Can you also adjust it the same way?
Thanks! This doesn’t work on a speed square because all sides are closed.
I always wondered how to do this!
Super explanation. Thanks.
Thank You!! Glad you liked it!!😁
I have to try this. I have a few squares that need some rehab
this needs more views! great tips!
Nice tip. Thanks!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!!
Oh, thank goodness. I thought I was going nuts, 4 squares--none in square since purchase. Hopefully I can fix that, now.
@@thebuilditchannel8609 would sanding one side or the other work to square it up?
@Morning Glory did you get them tuned up?
This channel has taught me something every time. Explained for humans...lol..
My squares have always been out even when first purchased, only once have I got a square and it was actually square, I had a steel machinists square but things that are nice tend to grow legs if you know what I mean.
I know what you mean!!😂
Very good. 👍🙂🏴
Thanks!!😁👍🏻
Awesome thank you
Mind blowing!
What do you do if the square is square on the inside edge, but not outside edge?
Then the blade would be tapered, throw it away
Smart fellow.
Well I just learnt something new
Thank you
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Wow. Thanks. Never knew.
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Big box srores near me only carry framing squares with tables in aluminum. The steel ones do not have the tables... wtf
Buy an aluminum one and a steel one and take a dremmel mototool and scribe the markings from the aluminum one onto the steel one .
@@howardwayne3974 i cannot write legibly with a dremel. You know the tables im talking about right?
@@natas0733doubt anyone with a Dremel could get all that info done on a framing square. That’s a ton of engraving. Rafter tables. My Stanley’s have tables, the Johnson doesn’t
@@rosscollins2910 right!? This guy....
Will this work on cheapo aluminum squares?
Thanks!
@@thebuilditchannel8609 Oh, boy, I can't wait to give my brother-in-law's big brand new 26-16 Woodpeckers square a few good whacks. I'm sure he'll be very pleased.
@@WelshRabbit u do that, an I will PERSONALLY come and deliver the beatdown haha
I like the part where he said "square"
A 90 degree angle is called a right angle. :/
I can’t spare a square.