Punch through soft materials and scribe lines in metal and wood

Take inside, outside, and depth measurements with more precision than a ruler

Line up your drill with the center of round bars and pipe

Connect to a combination square head to create a combination square

Attach combination square blades to form a combination square

Attach to a pipe, ruler, or beam to scribe circles and arcs too large for a compass

Cut or carve material away to freehand permanent markings on surfaces

Ensure height gauges are accurate

Replace the scriber on your height gauge

Measure an object's height and mark workpieces for machining

Draw circles and transfer distance measurements

Before laying them out, draw lines and punch holes in workpieces

Stain items to make them easier to see

Remove marking fluid and paste from bearings, gears, and other parts

A variety of tools and blades all in one

Pair with rotary tools for engraving and carving tasks

Grind, sand, finish, and polish workpieces

Mark steel, stainless steel, plastic, glass, and ceramic surfaces

Check 90° angles during layout work with combination, angle, or pipefitters' squares