Tape Measuring Tips and Tricks

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Here is a collection of tape measuring tips and tricks that I personally find useful and worth sharing

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When trying to divide a board into equal sections, tilt your tape to a number that is easy to divide by the number of sections you're wanting.

When you have repeated measurements, instead of trying to remember them from board to board, use a dry erase marker to mark your tape.

Remember that the end of your tape has a metal end hook, so if you ever need to extend your reach to pick up something metal, such as the nut on a table saw, a magnet stored on the side of the table saw can quickly be placed on the end.

The shock force comes in two styles, the traditional coloring style, but also a really cool night eye version.

Both are extremely easy to read with larger than standard print for the numbers, a matte finish that prevents glare, then also a contrast background on the foot markers.

I don't typically work in dim lighting but the unique colouring of the night Eye would give me clear visibility.

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