DUEBEL Combination Square 12” Horizontal Square Stainless Steel Multi-Function Carpentry Squares Right 90 Degree Angle Ruler Woodworking Square

Adjustment knobs are not held into the casing of each element. When you take them off the ruler, they just pop apart. Poor manufacturing, poor performance. When the thing falls apart on me taking it out of the package, I have to say I have little confidence in the quality of any aspect of the product. Feels like cheap, lightweight, easily damaged junk. Think I'll return.

I'm definitely not a pro woodworker yet I know a flimsy tool when I handle it - this is it. I've hung this square up in my shop as a constant reminder, "Don't buy cheap tools, ever."

Square is exactly what I expected. Nice tool for the price (wanted a Starrett, but not willing to pay average of over 200.00). So, this square is what I needed! Yes, I'd buy another if needed for any reason.

It was pretty cheaply made, even for this price point. I would not buy it again. I would spend the money for a Starrett.

Lightweight, multiple different configurations and uses, though I only use a couple. It's not heavy-duty, but it works for general work around the house. I'll get a larger, sturdier one before trying any real projects.

Whether working with wood or metal, this tool is a must have. The 90 degree angle makes finding the center of a circle fast and easy.

Great idea but cheaply made

Haven't used it a ton, but seems accurate enough for my purpose.Not too shabby. Just shabby enough.

This arrived in a padded envelope so the ruler was bent. The protractor uses a divot to align with the measurements, but the divot is almost 3 degrees wide, it's also 2 degrees off, i.e., 90 degrees actually reads as 93-95 degrees. I checked it against Woodpecker precision squares I own. The square is also not square, nor is the 45 degree angle 45 degrees. Total fail. Removing the 2 tools you don't want to use is inconvenient to say the least. Actually, removing them is fine, putting them back on is a pain in the neck. There are springs under each of the knurled knobs, when I removed the first of the two tools to be able to use the protractor the knob and spring went flying.I returned it.

Very inaccurate as you can see with the square when making a line and turning the square around it should line up perfectly. Insanely sharp edges as you can see from my finger when it just brushes against the side of the rule. DO NOT BUY THIS DO NOT BUY THIS DO NOT BUY THIS

My husband is a structural steel worker and his comments are that it is lightweight, difficult to loosen to slide the straight edge and it is slightly off square so he needs to use a different tool altogether.

faut faire attention de pas perde les pieces lors du changement d'outils et c'est tres difficile de les remetres en place .

Okay