Shoutout to the guy who told me to try a speed square for marking pipe cuts
I was at a jobsite in Phoenix about two years ago and an older plumber saw me struggling with a tape measure and a pencil for marking cuts on PVC. He handed me his speed square and showed me how to hold it flush against the pipe, scribe a line, and get a perfect 90 every time. I was skeptical because I thought speed squares were only for framing lumber, not round stuff. But after trying it on five test pieces and getting zero gaps, I was sold. Now I use that trick for conduit, PVC, and even metal pipe under 2 inches. Has anyone else found a tool that works way better than its intended job?