The Ultimate Trim Square: Swanson vs. Milwaukee

TLDRIn this video, we compare the Swanson Trim Square to the popular Milwaukee Trim Square. The Swanson Trim Square offers more features and functionality, including a protractor for precise angle cuts and a 3/8 inch drill guide. It is made from high-grade aluminum alloy and has easy-to-read markings that will never fade.

Key insights

⭐️The Swanson Trim Square is a versatile tool with more features than the Milwaukee Trim Square.

🔍The Swanson Trim Square has a 3/8 inch drill guide and a protractor for precise angle cuts.

📏Both the Swanson and Milwaukee Trim Squares have easy-to-read markings, but the Swanson's markings are milled into the material and will never fade.

🇺🇸The Swanson Trim Square is proudly made in America by Swanson Tool Company Incorporated.

🔩The Swanson Trim Square is made from high-grade aluminum alloy construction and has an anti-glare finish.

Q&A

What are the main differences between the Swanson and Milwaukee Trim Squares?

The Swanson Trim Square offers more features, such as a 3/8 inch drill guide and a protractor for angle cuts. It has easy-to-read markings that are milled into the material and will never fade.

Can the Swanson Trim Square be used as a saw guide?

Yes, the Swanson Trim Square can be used as a saw guide by placing the shoe of the saw against it and running it along the edge.

Is the Swanson Trim Square made in America?

Yes, the Swanson Trim Square is proudly made in America by Swanson Tool Company Incorporated.

What is the material of the Swanson Trim Square?

The Swanson Trim Square is made from high-grade aluminum alloy construction and has an anti-glare finish.

Are the markings on the Swanson Trim Square easy to read?

Yes, the markings on the Swanson Trim Square are easy to read and will never fade because they are milled into the material.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction and overview of the video

00:11Comparison between the Swanson and Milwaukee Trim Squares

01:17Demonstration of using the Swanson Trim Square for clean straight lines

01:58Using the Swanson Trim Square for 45-degree angle cuts

02:50Explanation of the protractor feature on the Swanson Trim Square

03:33Additional angle markings on the Swanson Trim Square

04:18Using the Swanson Trim Square as a drill guide

05:52Comparison of the Swanson and Milwaukee Trim Squares