What square is best to use to transfer a 35-degree slope from plans to work?

The sliding T-bevel is the most suitable tool for transferring a 35-degree slope from plans to work due to its design, which allows for the adjustment of angles. The sliding T-bevel has a movable arm that can be set to any angle, including 35 degrees, making it an excellent choice for accurately replicating specific slopes on a work surface.

When using a sliding T-bevel, you can ensure the angle is exactly aligned with the intended slope depicted in your plans. The tool’s versatility and ability to lock in angles allow for precise measurements and transfers, making it particularly useful in carpentry and construction tasks where specific angles are critical.

While the other tools mentioned, such as the framing square, combination square, and speed square, have their own applications, they do not provide the same range of adjustment for arbitrary angles. A framing square is primarily used for right angles and layout work, while the combination square offers measuring and marking capabilities but is less effective for transferring an angle required that is not 90 degrees. The speed square is great for setting and marking angles, but it is typically limited to the built-in angle markings and does not allow for fine adjustments the way a sliding T-bevel does. Therefore, for transferring a 35