12" Roofing Square KD10373 KRAFT&DELE
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Shipping cost:From 3.28 Euro
catalog number:KD10373
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EAN code:5903175336064
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,50 kg
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12" Roofing Square Kraft&Dele KD10373
A carpenter's square with a 12-inch blade, used mainly for setting out angles in roof construction — including rafter work — as well as for general carpentry and joinery. It allows parallel lines to be marked and is used to check the squareness and pitch angle of timber components.
Tool features
12" size
A blade length of 12 inches (approx. 305 mm) allows lines to be set out on wide timber components — beams, formwork boards or rafters — without having to move the tool.
Rafter work
The roofing square allows cutting angles to be set out for different roof pitches. The scales printed on the blade let you read the pitch angle and mark the cutting line directly on the material.
Marking parallel lines
The design of the tool lets you run it along the edge of a material and mark lines parallel to that edge — useful for repeating a layout of components on boards or panels.
Versatility in joinery
As well as roof work, the square is ideal for typical joinery tasks: checking joints for squareness, setting out bevel cut angles and marking out on engineered wood panels.
Technical specification
| Brand | Kraft&Dele |
| Model | KD10373 |
| Blade length | 12" (approx. 305 mm) |
| Tool type | Roofing square / carpenter's square |
| Application | Roof construction, joinery, carpentry |
Typical applications
- Setting out rafter cutting angles for different roof pitches
- Marking cutting lines on beams and formwork boards
- Checking joinery connections for squareness
- Marking lines parallel to the edge of a material
- Laying out components on engineered wood panels (MDF, plywood)
- Carpentry — setting out angles in frame construction
- Renovation work requiring precise marking out on timber
What to look for when choosing a square
Squares vary in blade length — the 12" size is most commonly used in carpentry and on beams of larger cross-section. For small joinery tasks and marking out in tight spaces, smaller sizes (7" or 8") are sufficient. Before buying, it is worth checking that the angle scales on the blade match the planned roof pitch or cutting angles.
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Client: Ro...ki,date of purchase 08-09-2026 16:20
