How do you measure into a tight corner or slot?

Layout
Accuracy

A blade pressed into a corner skews off the edge it is registering on, and the number you read is a dimension nobody asked for. The T1R Range's rear paddle gives a flat square face to press into the corner or drop into a slot, so the blade sits where it belongs. On cabinet reveals and machined slots that is the difference between a fit and a rework.

What the rear paddle registers against

A blade skews off the edge in a corner
Rear paddle gives a flat square face
Presses into corners, drops into slots
The blade sits where it belongs
Reveals and slots fit the first time

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Use the rear paddle. The paddle on the back of the T1R Range gives you a flat, square reference to press into a corner or drop into a slot, so the blade sits where it should instead of skewing off an edge. The number you read is the dimension you actually wanted.