How do you mark a square line with one hand?
- Electrical
- Layout
In a stud bay already carrying boxes and conduit, reaching for a speed square means putting something else down. The T1M Utility's reference square detaches from the base of the tool and snaps into place, giving a square edge from the tool already in your hand. One hand marks the line while the other keeps hold of whatever you were working around.
Where the square comes from
- Reference square detaches from the T1M
- A square edge from the tool in your hand
- No reaching for a speed square
- One hand stays on the work
- Useful in a bay full of conduit
Use the square that lives in the tape. The reference square on the bottom of the T1M detaches and snaps into place, giving you a square edge without reaching for a second tool or a second hand. On a stud with boxes and conduit already in the bay, that is often the only hand you have.
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