Duratec Positioning Squares, Woodworking Tool, Clamping 90 Degree Angles for Picture Frames, Boxes, Cabinets or Drawers (Set of 4, 8 Inch)

These positioning squares are a accurate 90 degrees and great for picture frames, small boxes or drawers. Would not be so great on cabinets just do to their size. For the price they well worth it for those small projects. Very nicely made from some form of polyresin and seem to be fairly durable. Happy with this purchase.. I would recommend.

first let me say wonderful work to the seller of this item when i bought this item i was not satisfied with it i return it and to my surprise the seller respond to me within days via email to make sure i was completely satisfied so i'm updating my perivious review from negative to positive congrats guys you on top of your product

Am using the smallest version of these to hold a tight corner pocket on my cnc table (drilled a couple of holes in them and bolted them right down) - I couldn't have machined a better solution myself, much less for $10-ish per 4 pack. The addition of imprinted rulers on both sides of both faces plus a cutout notch at the zero point of the inner pocket, THAT'S impressive forethought. Now I see a Duratec logo everytime I work on that table, and that's totally okay with me! Good job, guys.

These were not perfectly square according to my Incra square, but a little work with some 100 grit sand paper on a flat block and I got them dead square.After that they have worked well for me.

I'm using a set of these to help me build some vanity cabinets for a bathroom remodel, and they've proven very handy for lining up parts for assembly..

Ordered yesterday, arrived this morning. 4 positioning squares. Injection molded, Hard, clean molding and with excellent linear layout. Excellent product for positioning your wood boards during glue up.

I am very happy with the product. The squares are very accurate and sturdy. I use them all the time in my shop. Great purchase.

It's too small, was clamping up a miter joint and the two clamps we're interfering with each other. If I can go back I would look for something larger with at least 6 inches. I guess these would be fine for small projects, but mine was about 2 feet by 2 feet.