Make your own Try and Metre Squares | 3 min crafts

Building your own tools is always very satisfying even for basic items like these two woodworking squares.
This is the first video of a new playlist called "3 minutes crafts", where I will make projects that are simple and easy for anyone to do.
The stock is made of walnut scraps and the blade is made of aluminum, a metal that I really like for its versatility.
This video is one of the first I filmed when I created the channel, I had not published it because it seemed too trivial, but I think it is worth showing you because even if very simple it can be useful or inspire someone.
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[@LTMS]

Do you make your own tools sometime?
Let me know, I'm curious about it. Thanks.

[@Austeration]

Well that was the most exciting video I have watched all day 👍 you did well cutting that slot out by hand, if it was me it would be as crooked as a box of fishing hooks. I'm sure your new series will do great 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@LTMS]

Thanks mate, I really appreciate your feedback.
With that saw I had to go slowly, at that time I didn't own any japanese saws (now cutting a slot is a piece of cake) 😉

[@RestorationAustralia]

Nicely done. 👍

[@LTMS]

Thanks a lot.

[@teacheme]

Nice little project. Just an observation, to make the try square you need a try square to mark and check it's square. If that's the case why make another try square? Just kidding. As I said i liked what you made.

[@LTMS]

Thanks for the appreciation. I made them because I needed smaller squares🙂
The other I have are too big for some projects, lol

[@LTMS]

It happens every time you build a tool, to do it you always need what you are building😅