DFM Small Square and Marking Center Finder Precision MADE IN USA (Blue)

I just got this, and so far Im impressed. I honestly dont have a square that I trust to make a real comparison to, but it passes the pencil test, with corners closed even when I use a Mitutoyo12 inch scale in butted against the legs to extend the length of the drawn lines. Laying either leg on a granite inspection plate and shining a flashlight behind it does not show light coming through at all. And the legs caliper out evenly from end to end as well, with no measurable taper. Pricey, but you do get what you pay for.

This little square is ok, However it is Very small it will only work on stock up to 3/4 Thick

I looked for a small square to help me with my newly adopted hobby but could not find one until I saw the BFM Blue. I love this thing. It’s so handy and easily accessible I wonder how I got along without it. Looking forward to the Alpha marking blade to become available soon!

this little tool is cool . never found center so fast or easy. also same little square checks blade to table for being square.

Worth every penny. Exceptional quality. I may try their other products.

Small but fits in pocket perfectly. Nice finish on mine.

i love this thing! i use it when sharpening, when doing layout, when milling, its perfect.

This square is very accurate. It’s great for squaring small things or blades on tools. It is easy to use to find the center of a board using the two included pins. The marking hole for centering has a deep hole for the pencil with a small opening for increased accuracy. I recommend having a .7mm mechanical pencil for this.

This is my second DFM square and third purchase (including the awesome card scrapers). The finish is perfect and the accuracy is dead on. These are great for checking squareness for chisel and plane blade edges and other small needs for woodworking. Reasonably priced, well packaged and.....Made in the USA!

I love this tiny square edge. I can easily use the two pegs and pencil hole to mark the center of a board edge, as well as make sure my scroll saw blade is squared.