Squi.Jig Framing Jigs are an improved version of stair gauges, with the added length; this tool is used for WAY more than just stairs. Take a peek through our videos to see what I mean. Gone are the days of the old brass gauges. Enjoy!
What kind of maniac uses a square to guide a saw? If you can't cut a mark perfectly without a guide you are a rookie. But yes I love this square. I'm actually scared to bring it on the jobsite.
Let's not go bonkers. It's great but your price point is absolutely ridiculous. I'd buy a martinez if cost wasn't an issue. And stiletto now has a great contender. Bring your prices down and . Mabye we could talk.
As much as we all love your square and I genuinely believe that. And take into mind most builders completely understand production costs and what not. Your prices are absolutely absurd.
It’s like a stair gauge you affix to a rafter square to mark a stringer. Those are 1.5 inches or smaller. These are 3” and fit on the square for making repeated cuts on joists, rafters etc.
I just bought that framing square! It has Ten six-sided holes, ONE Circular hole, and the scribing channel...my question is...What is the single round hole for?
