Tri square center finder.

[lowell holmes]

I was cleaning and Johnson waxing some of my tool today. I do this because they were under water during Hurricane Harvey.
My two Starrett tri-square were under water. they are looking good I have a Starrett center finder that fits the squares,
Yes, this is a bit of a gloat.:)

If you re not familiar with center finders, google "Starrett Center Finder".

[Lee Schierer]

I have a center finder for my square. I've had it for many years, and it sees use less than once a year. It also fits my Starrett combination square even though it is a Craftsman part.

[Frederick Skelly]

I have one of those too Lowell. It's one of those tools that I'm glad to have when I need it (couple times each year).
Fred

[Jim Koepke]

Center finders are great.

For flat stock one can use their combo square or other gauge to quickly find center using principles similar to using a divider.

jtk

[Derek Cohen]

But, Lowell, do you also have the protractor head? :)

Starretts purchased on eBay over about 20 years ....

https://s19.postimg.cc/z7ytijp2b/Starrets1.jpg

Regards from Perth

Derek

[Rob Luter]

$20 gloatworthy dollars for the lot at an estate auction about 10 years ago. I love Starrett tools.

https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1895/44195703212_80fefa4410_b.jpg

[lowell holmes]

I do not, I will look for one.

[Rob Luter]

I do not, I will look for one.

They are very handy, and extremely accurate.