@mikebell9166
I've used a small speed square too. Worked pretty well.
@rodzilla134
That little combination square is awesome. I didn't know they made them small like that. Off to spend money. Lol.
@Beagletree96
Awesome channel that doesn’t get the attention it deserves, keep making em and I’ll keep liking them!
@jackjonhson946
To me it looks like the tape measure would have done a perfectly fine job, when you measured it wasn't perfectly at 3/4, in fact it looked like the exact amount over 3/4 that was adjusted after you used the square. Both tape and square seemed to measure a 32nd off of 3/4
@melvinw.quinene841
Makes alot of sense to use the combination square !👍🏻
@kyplummer3657
The blade moves 1/16” intentionally to compensate for the width of the blade, you have that square set a little too far past the line about a 16th that was a lot of gap
@oakleaman
Tips are always on point.
@rafaelbautista2419
Wish I work with you guys 🎉 learning from the best in the industry
@samrichardson2641
Aye good shit I have that router typically just make little wood signs so depth hasn’t been an issue yet needing it super specific but thank you I’ll remember this
@PleeseCallMeDan
I too am not using most of my tape measure.
@ScottBlanchat
That is fancy.
@davidjennings9907
Right on 😊
@darrendunbar5220
Great tip ! Thanks
@colink2967
Machinist could probably cheaply make you a few right angles that are pretty flat and accurate
@riba2233
Irrelevant since depth setting on that trimmer is too loose 😢
@KennethClifton-j9s
Thank you I like it
@CHen-k2p
That's what I use.
@blacksheep7576
What about a vernier caliper?
@zakman9244
But what numbers are required to unlock and lock the combination square ?? Right to what number then left to what number and right to what number ?? Isn't that how you unlock and lock it ?? By the way , common knowledge isn't very common !! Kinda like common sense doesn't exist anymore !!! 😝😎😇
@SherlockTrekker