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==1/4" Square Drive Sockets== == 3/8" Square Drive Sockets ==

...square hole at its base for square tapered shafts [[File:auger bit shaft - square.png|80px]]

You should check the fence for squareness against the table, e.g. with a [[square]] or [[inclinometer]]. Advanced users may also try to joint at other angles ...s are the opposite, you will still get a perfectly '''matching''', but not square, joint ([https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C9scpxNqb40&t=1m12s video]).

They are easy to make - just square up a board with the table saw and cut it in half, then drill holes for the

|used with=[[square]], [[Bevel Gauge|bevel gauge]] or [[goniometer]]

The diameter of these is often quite small and you'll get away with a square blank. === Cutting Square Blanks ===

|synonyms=false square; DE: Schmiege, Schrägmaß,<br>Winkelschmiege, Stellschmiege, "Winkelmesser

Sheet sanders have a square orbiting pad that lets you reach into corners and remove a similar amount o

...reness of pieces against each other ''in two dimensions'', but a [[Squares|square]] is the proper tool for this kind of task.

...ng holes than can securely be reamed by twisting the awl, you should use a square-tipped [[Birdcage Awl|birdcage awl]] instead!<sup> [http://www.inthewoodsho

...ight and angle (if angle is changed: return to exactly 90° by means of a [[square]] or [[inclinometer]]!)

...other. Direction is changed by turning a lever or disc on the tool's head. Square drive [[sockets]] are required as "[[bits]]". Sockets are locked in place i

[[File:Planer cut order diagram.jpg|right|frameless|400px|Cutting order to square a piece of wood]] ...able saw]] (for more rectangular parts like boards) or by ''planing'' (for square-shaped parts)

[[Socket Wrench|Socket wrenches]] (1/4" square) can be fitted with adapters for 1/4" hex bits.

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*square the table and/or fences?

...ight and angle (if angle is changed: return to exactly 90° by means of a [[square]] or [[inclinometer]]!)

...ct order''' - most jaws will be numbered and only close in a neat point or square if you match them with the proper spot on the chuck.