We've packed a bunch of design features from our RSA Rafter Squares and ever popular Pocket Squares into the brand new MTS100 MKII 

MKII

Loaded with design features from our RSA Rafter Squares and ever popular Pocket Squares. The MTS100 Micro Trim Square MKII is incredibly versatile for such a small tool that easily fits in your pocket. With unique anti-wear features to prolong the life of your tool.

CNC machined from high quality T6 aluminum plate, the MTS100 is a sturdy and robust little tool. The face has a thick 15um anodised surface and is paired with a custom colour, CNC machined aluminium fence and stainless steel fixings.

The 109mm is laser marked in a recessed pocket. This limits contact between the scale marks and wood surface, helping to prevent the graduation marks rubbing off over time. Scribe notches every 1mm of an inch allowing for ultra-precise and simple scribing. The offset heel design allows for odd numbers on one side and evens on the reverse.

There's also a handy degree gauge running along the hypotenuse edge that has been calibrated to the inside pivot edge of the fence.

What's New?

1. Extended length of the straight edge and top rule to 109mm.
2. Extended side rule, end to end. Previously 30mm-70mm, it now starts at 17.5mm and runs to 82.5mm
3. We've added notches every 5mm from 30mm up to 80mm on the side rule. . These notches are dead on, so depending on the thickness of your marking implement, pencil, or scribe you can offset the thickness of the mark using the cutaways to reveal and align for increased precision.
4. Plus there are extra stud off notches at 22.5 and 38mm
5. The side ruler now also sits in an anti-wear recess to prevent wear of the laser markings
6.  Quick mark angle guides are machined into the body on both sides at 60, 45, 30 and 22.5 degrees.
7. Every scribe hole is now beautifully chamfered
8. There's a handy extra scale on the tip for helping set table router bit depths 
9.  Lastly, combined from the RSA range there’s now a Birds mouth line too

The 45-degree chamfer removed from the corner near the pivot point is handy for using on steel box section, especially where welds may build up in the corners. Or woodworking projects with an internal radius. Allowing the MTS4 to sit tightly into the corner where other trim squares can't for more precise results.