Will the T1M reference square survive the jobsite?

Durability
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One-Handed Use

Removable accessories get lost or broken, which is why most people stop using them by the second week. The T1M Utility's reference square is metal reinforced rather than moulded plastic alone, so the reference face stays flat after being dropped and the attachment still seats. An accessory that survives is one you actually still have when the job needs it.

Why the reinforcement matters

Metal reinforced, not plastic alone
Reference face stays flat after a drop
The attachment still seats properly
Most accessories are gone by week two
One you still have when it matters

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A removable accessory is only useful if it comes back on after being dropped, kicked across a shop floor or left in the bottom of a bag. The square is metal reinforced rather than moulded plastic alone, so the reference face stays flat and the attachment still seats properly after the abuse it is going to get.