24'' T-Square

[Mike O'Keefe]

Anyone care to recommend a accurate 24'' T-Square ? Can't afford a Woodpecker's. Thanks

[George Yetka]

I have a 4' drywall square that is pretty darn accurate. Another option if you have any larger squares would be making a 2' t square

[Bill Dufour]

Cut down a drywall square to fit. A drywall square will be cheaper to buy and you get a extra hunk of two foot long ruler/ straight edge for use around the shop.
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[Richard Coers]

You can buy an actual drafting T square for less than $25

[Michael Burnside]

I have the Woodpeckers brand which I love, but before that I had a Johnson 5' drywall square which I cut down to around 3'. I don't remember what it cost but it was just as square as my Woodpeckers except the rule part wasn't as stiff. I gave it to a newbie woodworker so that he could pass it down someday too :D

[John Ziebron]

You could buy an inexpensive framing square and then check it. If it's not perfectly 90 degrees this short video explains how to check and correct it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKrrN-80OC0

[Patrick Varley]

I bought a Chinesium knock-off for about ~$40. Was a bit off on arrival, but it had the screws in the cross piece to allow adjustment. No complaints since I dialed it in.

[David M Peters]

https://www.krafttool.com/SLATS24

I got this guy on Amazon and am happy with it. Accurate, reasonably priced, and made in the US!

[Mike O'Keefe]

Thank Guys. David I ordered the Kraftool Slat/24. Thanks again.

[Keith Outten]

David,

Thanks for the link.

[Vince Shriver]

+1 Richard. I've found drafting tools to be very accurate.