Our new Quattro Bevel is an unusually competent and compact square. Just like our regular Quattro, it has a rotatable blade with fixed positions for 45°, 90°, 135°, (180°, 225° and 270°). But with the lever on the handle, you can also disengage the fixed positions and allow the blade to rotate completely free. Then the square can be used as a bevel square and to copy and set out arbitrary angles. And when you want to copy an angle, you can lock the blade in any position by pushing the lever to the far left. As a bonus, our new Quattro can also be used as an angle finder, it has scales on both the blade and the handle so you can easily measure angles between 0° and 90°.
In addition to all the angle functions, it also has scribing notches that can be used to draw or cut a line parallel along an edge. A 45mm wide blade with a center line makes it easy to center the square over a measurement and draw out markings for both sides of a stud. The square is also completely foldable, which makes it easy to store and carry in the pocket of work trousers.
Quattro Bevel Square and Quattro 270
The big difference between our Quattro 270 and our new Quattro Bevel Square is that the latter can also be used as a bevel square and an angle finder. But there are also some other minor details that differ. The Quattro Bevel Square has a shorter blade, 25 instead of 30 cm and the upper scale runs from right to left on the Quattro Bevel Square - just like on our original Quattro. On the Quattro 270, you have a sharp outer corner in the 90° position and a rounded outer corner in the 270° position. This allows you to choose a rounded corner if you are working in an uneven area. The Quattro Bevel Square has two rounded corners instead, which makes it a little easier to put in your pocket.
