Chevron square - Multi-purpose tool - Hultafors

Chevron square - Multi-purpose tool - Hultafors

The chevron square is an extremely versatile tool for any craftsman . You can use it for precise 45° and 90° markings . You can also use it as a protractor to easily measure and mark other angles.

In addition, its thick and sturdy edge is useful as a guide when working with power saws, for 45° and 90° cuts, and with a little skill or pliers for other angles.

It also features tracing notches that can be used to offset lines along an edge, either by tracing them with a pen, or when using plasterboard, by cutting directly with a knife.
And of course, the medium and large versions feature the original graduations for cutting hip, valley and jack rafters .

Models:

MMRS bracket : 11 cm

MRS bracket : 18 cm

LMRS bracket : 30 cm

Features :

• Solid aluminum body with CNC-machined edges for increased precision and durability.
• Laser-engraved graduation with good readability and wear resistance.
• Protective and anti-glare anodized finish.
• Both the small and large versions have a white area on the back for taking notes.
• Ruler with metric graduations.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a chevron bracket used for?
   It is used to measure, mark and transfer angles onto pieces of wood, allowing for precise cuts for rafters, wooden structures or timber frame assemblies.
2. Is it suitable for beginners?
   Yes, it is intuitive to use and its graduations allow for quick and precise tracing, even for the least experienced.
3. Do the graduations fade over time?
   No, at Hultafors, the graduations are engraved and treated to resist wear, guaranteeing a durable readability.
4. Can it be used as a guide for a saw?
   Yes, its straight and robust edge allows it to be used as a guide for straight cuts with a circular saw or jigsaw.
5. Is the set square suitable for drawing roof angles?
   Yes, it is perfectly suited for marking slope angles (cut angles, splay, etc.), making it a perfect tool for roofers and carpenters.
6. Does this bracket replace a standard bracket?
   It does not completely replace it but covers many more functions, particularly for framing, angular cuts and cutting guidance.
7. What material is it made of?
   It is made of robust aluminum and steel, two materials offering high mechanical resistance.
8. Can it be easily taken to a construction site?
   Absolutely. Its compact shape allows for easy handling and quick storage in a toolbox or work pocket.
9. What is the difference between a chevron square and a carpenter's square?
   The chevron square is more versatile. It incorporates angle markings, cutting guides, and can be used as a guide. The carpenter's square is primarily used for marking right angles.