A
“new” tool in my experience, this heavy mitre square, after the form of the
ordinary manufactured steel try square was obviously made by a talented
machinist for his personal use. The square has a steel base that is 7 inches
long, 1 7/16 inches wide and 5/8 inches thick. The end receiving the mitre blade
is nicely chamfered. This steel blade is 8 inches long, 7/16” wide, and 1/8”
thick. The handle is stamped, “45o”. The name of the maker, “E.
Dewhurst” is boldy stamped on the base. It is a rugged mitre square that weighs
a full two pounds. The blade is firmly held to the base by three flush ground
steel rivets. It will not get out of square. There is a little pitting in the
steel in the base near the name stamp, but otherwise just suffers light tarnish.
The fitted wood case is made of pine. Good+
Price -$40.00