Two weeks ago, Chris shared why a Starrett combination square is one of his favorite tools . Several of you offer replies. – Editor “Regarding your most recent article, I keep in mind what my dad (a great woodworker and welder) always told me: Don’t buy cheap tools. I have followed that advice religiously.” – Bob Sofchek “One of my very first antique tool acquisitions was a Millers Falls hand drill. I remember I paid $39 at an antique warehouse 30 years ago. Seemed like a lot at the time, but it has paid me back many times over when it is the perfect tool for a small job.” – Jerry Levy “My favorite tool is also a Starrett type combo square. Mine is ancient, patina stained and has no visible markings of a manufacturer. It belonged to my grandpap from when he worked in a pattern shop for a large foundry. He created the mold patterns for the sand-casting shop, and I’ve been told if it could be designed for metal, he could make it in wood.…