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Few People Know This Speed Square Function! Amazing Tips & Tricks | Paul Ricalde
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- čas přidán 14. 07. 2021
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Whether you're a professional or a hobbyist, this speed square trick is a game-changer.
Paulstoolbox shows a Hidden Function on your Speed Square that a few people know, including Professional Carpenters! This function is not only great for fun bets with friends but also a great feature that can sometimes be useful.
Speed Square Secret Function
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Paul, I watched the video about shed door. You are a great teacher.
Now you are my #1 CZcams guy. The small demo section of the videos -- is so easy to understand. I have to build a short door for my diy shed project. Watching your channel makes woodworking seem simpler to understand (for a woman who is a newbie).
Thanks.
-Teresa
Awesome tip
Thanks Arek, I really appreciate that!
nice, now I need that new Swanson speed square.
Also, ready to build my 8x12 shed. Thanks.
Wow. Thanks so much!
Nice! Never would have known that. Wow
Hello from Trinidad. Great tip
Hi Dwight, wow you live in a cool place! Thank you my friend!
That's a great idea and a great lesson with the speed square
Thank you Paul, have a great weekend!
Paul, you walked me through building my storage shed. Awesome channel!
Good morning Brad, you are the man! It’s a good feeling to find out that you were able to help. Have a good day my friend!
You are the Boss! 👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks for another great video.
Great tip! Awesome! Thank you buddy!
Excellent! I made my shed roof from scratch but didn't know this for my walls! LOL
One of my favorite CZcams channels!
You are awesome Dustin, thanks again for taking the time for me!
AMAZING 🤩
great video. I just built a small storage shed using your door building technique, with the siding behind the 2x4's, and a lip closing the door gap. It came out perfect. Thx for sharing so many tips.
Thanks for the videos Paul you're videos are exceptional
Thank you my friend, have a good night!
Outstanding!!!
Thank you David, you made to start a Monday much better! Have a good day and thanks again!
Well done…
As a builder, I like having my Swanson Big 12 in hand. Good job Paul. On any jobsite, as we say speed square, we as builders know what we are referring to and about. No need for anyone to get hung up on a specific name or copy righted brand! Keep up the good work.
Yes. His explanation of "speed square," is somewhat misleading. Because it's fast pace and region/brand affiliated, it looks as if it's not Swanson American made, then it's not a "speed square." When in reality, a speed square has a specific design for various, but still specific, functions.
Milwaukee advertise their version as a "tater square," though it's almost identical in function as a copyrighted "speed square."
In the UK we refer to all utility knives as Stanley knives, nomatyer the brand.
Funny how a name takes a life of it’s own. Thanks Kallum!
Paul "Speed Square King" Ricalde...always learning something from your videos. Thanks man!!
I really appreciate that my friend, have an good day!
👍YOU DA MAN !!! Always look fwd to your vids - teaching us tips to make DIY easier. Keep it up! - Be safe & be well - all blessings & prayers to the Ricaldes !!!✊🙏🏻🇺🇸☝️🇺🇸🙏🏻✊
Hey Mel, how are you doing my brother? I hope that river is treating you well, I know how dangerous it is running up and down the Mississippi. It’s always good to hear from you and be safe! PS tell the family I love them!
Thank you.
Hey Ron, thank you for the comment my friend. You have a great day!
Cool man.. some of your videos helped me build my first storage shed. I always look forward to new tip n tricks..thanks home boy.
Thank you my friend, I'm really glad I could help! Have a great weekend!
Again, fabulous! Never knew that about “Speed Squares”. Will definitely have to pick up one of those new Swanson squares.
Wish they did a 150mm in metric. In the UK we use both and I have a bunch of 6" speed squares but the only metrics I can find are the big 12"/300mm types.
Hi Kallum, I believe they have smaller version at swansontoolco.com. I will check on that for you buddy. Have a great day and thanks!
Hey Curt, how are you doing my friend? Thank you as usual for your comments buddy. Have a great day!
@@flyingjackcarpentry9394 If you can settle for a 180 mm in metric, and not from Swanson, then there are several on amazon (UK site).
@@larsjrgensen9984 yea it don't have to be swanson. I just like the notches in metric and I like it to be able to fit nice in my occidentals
Paul!!! It's your old captain! How's it going?? So glad I stumbled on your video and channel! hahaha... Great stuff from a serious pro.
Speed square also have some cool angle functions for cutting roof eave angles, etc.
thank you sir!
Thx Paul. Love the videos!
Hi Greg, I love to see comments like yours!! Thanks for the encouragement and have a great day!
Betcha I already knew those things & then forgot them. Hopefully this time they’ll stick better.
Great video Paul!
Thanks Bill I really appreciate that!
Thanks, as always, for keeping it real!
Thank you CM Austin, I rally appreciate that! Have a good night!
Hey we all are human mistakes happen great video 😁❤️✌🏼
Thank you Gina, I really appreciate you! I wanted to kick myself in the butt but I’m not flexible enough…lol
I love you My Greatest Warrior Brother
Hey big John, how are you doing my brother? We miss you guys down here and can’t wait to get together again. Love you man!
Cool!! 🎉
cool!
Fantastic!
Hey Paul. I love your videos but as a retired carpenter of over 45 years with the first by 10 years as a framer a speed square is not the best option for laying out walls. First it's slow. Second laying out a 20'+ wall the error grows every move of the square. I always hook a tape and run down the plates marking every 16" minus the 3/4" and x on far side. I'm sure you do to. But I always kept a speed square in my pouch.
I totally agree with you Brian! This is just some cool trivia I wanted to share it is also good in a pinch. I always believe that we should know everything about our tools and if there’s a function I want to know what it is. You and I both know that most people use a speed square as a guide for 45 and 90 degree angles. Most know nothing else about them LOL. Have a good night buddy!
@@paulstoolbox the speed square is an amazing multifunction tool. And also when bore at lunch on a site it doubles as a boomerang that never comes back.
Like I said you put some great videos out.
@@bryanshaw4434 LOL it's the loudest boomerang when it falls on the floor of an empty house! Thanks and have a good day buddy!
@@paulstoolbox definitely. Dropping the big metric swanson is insanely loud, like you've knocked over a stack of dirty dishes in a restaurant kitchen
I always pull quarters b4 an x ahead, on right an on metal studs it’s 3/8, b4 cuz the metal stud are a little thinner, that’s what I was taught don’t no if it’s right but seems to hit layout every time, when I say quarters b4 not the red dot 3/4 b4 the red dot basically lol
I got you Ribble Dean, thanks buddy!
i bought one of these, then i found two more at the scrap yard i work at. people leave all sorts of tools and all else in cars they abandoned or get towed. never put three of these things together, they are confusing enuf with just one. i was going to sign up for a six week course how to use them but when the three were piled up on the counter by accident, took me all six weeks to get back from that other dimension trying to figure them out on my own. at least it felt like i transported, got my head spinning enuf trying to keep all the details in order.
Lol, you can never have too many tools Tom. Have a good day buddy!
@@paulstoolbox thanks :)
You have to really like a person who admits their errors. This one did look easier. I need to get on (or 2) of those speed squares.
Hi Ellen, I hope you are doing well. It’s always good to hear from you! Have a great weekend!
Hi Paul, great video, just submitted.
Does the pro come with the blue manual and where in Europe can I get it?
Cheers
Great stuff ❤
I've seen a couple of your videos, are you or were you ever a firefighter and which Dept if you were?
Been in the trades 23 years and never made the connection. I feel so dumb right now 😂
Hey Paul,
Do you use the Speed Square on a long layout for a wall?
What if your standard stud material isn't 1-1/2 inches like in 96% of the world?
Heck thats the slowest way u could lay out a wall ever u would have the wall built by the time u would have ur layout done
I wasn’t telling you do lay out your wall this way, I have other videos showing how to do it. I hate to say it but you missed the point.
No need to stand the sqaure up like that, just make a tick mark at the far point and roll on.
I feel better knowing I'm not the only 1 that makes mistakes. Just kidding.
Lol believe me Dave I have my share of mistakes. Have a good day buddy!
Watchers? You mean viewers, dude. Yep, slick tool. Does it work like boomerang?
I meant viewers. Another stupid mistake on my part….lol. I threw them a few times clowning around but they never came back. Have a good day Soul!!
@@paulstoolbox It was a mistake, period. No need to add any adjective to it. When I grow up, I want to know everything about this humble but useful tool.
@@2008mmvii Have a good day my friend!
I will still use my tape and lay out square
Of course! You would be crazy not to. This is just and option if you need it at any point and a little trivia on top. If someone came to my job site without a tape measure and said he was gonna lay everything out with the square I’d run him up the road!😎
Neither was 16 and 32.
Did i miss something? The square is only 7" long? You start by pulling your center (3/4"), then you move 14" over and add 1-1/2".. so arent you 14-3/4 O.C or am i totally baked? .. ill stick to a framing square ☠️
I call any blue, cotton fabric made pants 'Levi's' even if theyre made in some country ending in 'Stan' or China but it doesnt mean im getting the same quality fit or long wearing cloth less susceptible to fade so the distinction is unimportant, right? Pants are pants, right? Wrong. Thats why they invented brands. What other triangle thing also able to copy the diamond hole? None, anymore than Swanson can paint their red and call it a wykeekee special christmas edition. Why do you suppose theres no mom n pop shops in the middle of the mohave desert called Wall-mart? You think of a giant store not a 1200 sq ft hut with souveniers trying to boost sales
Yikes. Thats the worst way to layout a wall. Might as well just line up some dominoes and trace them out until you get to 16 inches.
While this is interesting it definitely is completely inefficient. If you don’t have a tape measure go home
Don’t get me wrong, I have 2 patents on tape measures. Coming to a job site without a tape measure is like going to the police force without a gun or being a fireman without a hose, I get you.
I just like to throw information out there that can be useful in a pinch. What if someone’s tape measure broke and they were trying to finish the job? This would come in handy. It never hurts to have options. Thanks for taking the time to watch and especially
Comment. Have a great day!
None of this is or ever has been secret.
Sorry you're so late to the game.
Calm down it's just a saying.