Moore and Wright Combination Sets
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Moore and Wright Combination Sets at MyToolShed.co.uk
Moore and Wright combination sets bring several measuring and marking-out functions into one compact kit. They suit precision engineering, metalworking and general workshop tasks where accuracy matters. Each set is built around a graduated steel rule, which is used with interchangeable heads for squaring, angle setting and finding centres.
Choose between imperial and metric versions, or buy a replacement rule to suit the set you already own.
Moore and Wright Combination Sets Features and Benefits
- Four functions in one: the rule, protractor head, square head and centre head replace several separate tools, saving bench space and cost.
- 300mm/12in rule graduated on both sides: gives you readable scales for quick measuring and setting out.
- Protractor head: lets you check and mark angles accurately when machining or fabricating.
- Square head: helps you check 90° and 45° angles and measure depth.
- Centre head: locates the centre of round bar, ready for drilling or turning.
- Precision build: supports repeatable results for machinists and engineers.
Popular Moore and Wright Combination Sets
Precision Combination Sets
The Imperial Precision Combination Set and Metric Precision Combination Set are supplied complete with rule and heads. Pick the scale that matches your drawings and workshop practice.
Replacement Rules
The Imperial Rule and Metric Rule for Combination Set let you replace a worn or damaged rule without buying a whole new kit.
MW521-01 Combination Set
The MW521-01 Combination Set is another option for general measuring and marking-out work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose an imperial or metric combination set?
Match the set to the units on your drawings and machine dials. Metric suits most modern UK work, while imperial is useful for older machinery and imperial-specified jobs.
What is a combination set used for?
It is used to measure, check squareness, set and mark angles, and find the centre of round stock. Swapping heads on the same rule covers all of these tasks.