This is a combination square. You can use it with a pencil to draw straight lines along the ruler. But you can also use the thumbscrew to adjust the ruler in and out. For example, you can set the ruler to two inches and then lock down the thumbscrew. Now you can run the fat metal part of the square along the edge of a piece of wood and use your pencil on the end of the ruler to draw a straight line two inches from the edge.
But wait there's more... what if you forgot your pencil? There's a small awl in the handle that can be used to score wood or leave a scratch on metal!
But wait there's more... what if you forgot your pencil? There's a small awl in the handle that can be used to score wood or leave a scratch on metal!
Fun reading for the kids.
Two hillbillies talking:
MR ducks
MR not ducks.
OSMR. CM IDBD feet?
LIB MR ducks.
Any of you needing the hint.... MR ducks is pronounced 'Em Are Ducks. I'll let you take it from there.
Two hillbillies talking:
MR ducks
MR not ducks.
OSMR. CM IDBD feet?
LIB MR ducks.
Any of you needing the hint.... MR ducks is pronounced 'Em Are Ducks. I'll let you take it from there.
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Two Hillbillies talking....
MR Snakes.
MR Not snakes
OSMR CM BD I's?
LIB MR snakes.
MR Snakes.
MR Not snakes
OSMR CM BD I's?
LIB MR snakes.
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This knot will come in handy both in fishing and when tying small parts through a small eyelet.
Note that you can tie tackle in this way, several pieces at a time, for the entire length of the fishing line as well.
Note that you can tie tackle in this way, several pieces at a time, for the entire length of the fishing line as well.
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