Woodpeckers SCS9 Steel Clamping Square - 9 Inch (4 Pack)

Simplify your project assembly process with Woodpeckers Steel Clamping Squares. What makes our Steel Clamping Squares different from the rest is the reinforcing brace running between the two legs. Our computerized welding system holds the squares perfectly perpendicular while permanently welding the brace. And, these clamping squares are formed from steel, not plastic. (Scroll down for more information).

Once we had the fabrication and welding process figured out on the 6" Steel Clamping Square, we realized we could take this design somewhere no other assembly square has gone before…bigger. The 9" Steel Clamping Square is the largest, strongest clamping square on the market. It’s perfect for built-in cabinets and other large casework.

Bigger is better…some of the time. But, what about your smaller projects? When you’re working on jewelry boxes and other small projects, don’t give up on the idea of using a clamping square to control your results. We make our Steel Clamping Square in a 3" version, too, perfect for those small projects.

What we didn’t give our Steel Clamping Squares was a hefty price tag. Despite all-steel construction, the unique reinforcing brace, and a tough powder-coat finish, These squares are very competitively priced, and they’re compatible with most “F” “C” and spring clamps. Better than all of that, these new Steel Clamping Squares are held to a tolerance of +/- .0255 degrees!

Woodpeckers Steel Clamping Squares are available in 3", 6" and 9" sizes and come in sets of four with a wall-mountable Rack-It™. We also offer a Master Set with four each of all three sizes and three Rack-Its™.

Like all Woodpeckers products, the Steel Clamping Squares are proudly made and carefully inspected in our Strongsville, Ohio, manufacturing facility (just south of Cleveland).

Additional Info

• **Assembly of Built-in Cabinets**: The 9" Steel Clamping Square's size and strength make it ideal for ensuring the precise alignment and assembly of built-in cabinetry, ensuring professional-level results.
• **Large Casework Projects**: Its robust design is perfect for managing and squaring up larger casework, providing the necessary support and accuracy for substantial woodworking projects.
• **Jewelry Box Creation**: The 3" Steel Clamping Square is specifically designed for smaller projects such as jewelry boxes, where precision is crucial in the compact dimensions.
• **Crafting Small Wooden Items**: Besides jewelry boxes, the smaller square can be used in crafting other small wooden items like keepsake boxes, miniature furniture, or intricate decorative pieces.
• **General Woodworking Projects**: For general woodworking projects that require precise angles and sturdy assembly, these clamping squares can be used to maintain the right angle during gluing, nailing, or screwing parts together.
• **DIY Home Projects**: Ideal for DIY enthusiasts working on home projects that require accurate squareness, from building shelves to repairing frames.
• **Educational Use in Workshops**: In educational settings like schools or workshops, these tools can be used to teach students about precision in woodworking and the importance of maintaining accurate angles.
• **Professional Carpentry**: Carpentry professionals can use these squares for a wide range of tasks, from framing to finishing work, ensuring their work meets high standards of quality.
• **Furniture Making**: Essential for furniture makers looking for precise angles and sturdy construction, especially when working on pieces that require exact assembly.
• **Custom Woodworking Projects**: For custom woodworking projects that require specific measurements and precision, these clamping squares can help ensure that every piece fits perfectly.
• **Art and Sculpture**: Artists working with wood or mixed media can use these tools to ensure the structural integrity and aesthetic alignment of their sculptures or installations.
• **Restoration and Repair Work**: Useful in restoration projects where accuracy is needed to fit new parts into existing structures or furniture accurately.