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Measuring Devices / Tape Measures
I was watching Norm today - he was measuring up a piece of lumber, and he
used a tape measure. I couldn't tell what brand, but it made me think about the worthless tape measure I have in my shop - that I try to avoid using. Why? Because the end of it is loose, and if you don't push the tape back toward it, the measurement can be off by nearly 1/8". I was in Lowes today, and checked out their tape measures - even on the more expensive ones the end of it was loose! One was even worse than the one I have. I've mostly used a folding carpenter's rule with a metal insert for 1" - 6", because the tape measure isn't reliable. What does everyone else use? Thanks - Nick B |
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