Try looking for an aluminium square, 4 feet long, try a builders merchant and look for a square that is used by builders for dry walling
Ian
Tee Square/Ruler For Glass Cutting
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Re: Tee Square/Ruler For Glass Cutting
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Is this a ruler or T square? Ideally I want a T square.
Is this a ruler or T square? Ideally I want a T square.
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Re: Tee Square/Ruler For Glass Cutting
Sorry, the post above should have been 'Dave' (not Save).
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Re: Tee Square/Ruler For Glass Cutting
Mine is a T square.
Ian
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Re: Tee Square/Ruler For Glass Cutting
No it's a rule.
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Re: Tee Square/Ruler For Glass Cutting
I use the 52" T-square from Wesses, and it's not bad to use once you've got used to it, although you need to have the glass at an edge if you want to lie the square flat on the glass, as the T cross piece is quite thick. It does have a cut out on the cross piece to let you run a glass cutter all the way down.
Simon
Simon