A speed square is a must-have tool for your welding project. This handy tool allows you to mark accurate measurements to cut a precise 45-degree or 90-degree angle. It is an easy to use welding accessory and is perfect for any type of project size or type.
The Speed Square was invented by an American named Albert J Swanson in 1925. His main reason was to replace the difficult to use rafter square when determining roof pitches. He then founded the Swanson Tool Company to mass-produce his innovative design.
The 'A' Speed Square, as it was named, combines a ruler, try square, mitre square, saw guide, and a protractor into a single, triangular device which became known as known as the Swanson Speed Square.
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