Squares and Rulers Reviews

Want a quality USA built rafting square? Look no further, Johnson Level has released the RAS-1 Johnny Square. The square has a few features that make it stand out from other squares. It has a scribe marks so your pencil stays locked and you get a consistent straight line. There is a beer bottle open...

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Woodworkers may never cut a rafter but the favored carpenter tool for that job has many uses in the woodworking shop as well. In fact, I don’t think I have ever been in a woodworking shop that did not have at least two of these carpenter-style squares. The new Johnson 7" Johnny Square® (Mo...

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Johnson Level Johnny Square 1941-0700 I’ve had a small square very similar to this one hanging on my pegboard for a long time now. As soon as this one arrived, the other got tossed in the garbage. OK, in all honesty, I gave it away, but throwing it out sounds more dramatic and I wanted to mak...

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I recently learned that what I’ve always called a Johnson Speed Square is officially called a Johnson 7 Inch Johnny Square. The Johnny Square was named after Johnny Wong a builder and carpenter who helped test and develop the square in the field. As long as I can remember I’ve always ow...

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Product Review:  Adjust-A-Square Big layouts made easy I bought my Adjust-A-Square (Johnson Level & Tool, Mequon, WI) over 10 years ago for laying out lettering and graphics on large signs. The adjustable 48-inch blade was great for those jobs. Making signs are a thing of my past but t...

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