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funny the mrs said to me earlier is that triangle yours I said no its a square she did look at me funny
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I had to make the order up to over a tenner for free postage
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It was better to be faster
123hotchef
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I canie lie to you
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Not sure how many I have in the van now.
Maybe 4.
Have 6 set squares in there and a big roofing square with brass ferrules for repeatable angles.
Can never have too many.
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Ok Parm the toolstation one is ok not the best quality but what do u expect for £2.something the one I got from screwfix is better quality
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how big is the roofing one? I ordered one the other day 12"
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16"*24"
Grab a set of these mate. (Mine are round I'd recommend turning these round too)
Set the rise and run with themto get your angle set and repeatable.
Makes it a useful tool.
Even just on one leg to let it but up against an edge for a big square.
Been known to run my skilly down it as a fence on more thannone occasion.
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I dont follow?
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Set one brass bit at 250mm on one leg.
Set the other at 91mm
Lay it on a joist with them butted up to one edge and will give you a 20 degree angle.
Edit. Not quite right but you get the idea.
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cool i get you now mate, that is clever, I need to make a stringer for 2 steps down to the tumble dryer
