QuickDraw Self Marking Measuring Tape

What makes the QuickDraw marking tape measure the best?

Best selling QUICKDRAW Marking Tape Measure (Pro model) automaticity marks right where you want it. You’ll never be looking for a pencil again, because the patented marking feature of the QuickDraw is always ready to mark, never needs sharpening, and cannot break, and it now has a limited lifetime warranty.

How long does it take to reload a quickdraw tape measure?

Reloading takes only 10 seconds. 10 refills are included, and come stored in a special QuickDraw keychain, that also has a marking feature built in. MAKE NO MISTAKES – By acting exactly like a gun sight, the new (patent pending) wedge indicator gives you extreme accuracy.

What are the markings on a tape measure?

Those with 1/32-inch markings are suitable for engineering tasks for which precise measurements are needed. Some tape measures have 1/32-inch markings on the first foot with 1/16-inch markings on the remainder of the tape measure. Distinguishing marks can also be found at the 1/4-, 1/2-, 3/4-, and 1-inch marks as well as at every foot.

Which is the best tape measure to buy?

Best selling tape measure – Quickdraw pro is a self-marking tape measure that eliminates the need for a pencil altogether. Imagine having an extra hand to hold the blade steady while you make your mark, exactly where you want it.

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We have a very interesting design for you next. At the complete opposite end of spectrum from the Stanley Powerlock, which hasn’t changed in over 50 years, this tool represents a very innovative and cutting edge design.

That innovation is all down to the inclusion of a built in graphite-marking tool. What is a graphite-marking tool? Don’t worry, it’s just a pencil! But the fact it has been built into the case of the tool means that it is very easy to make accurate markings. You don’t have to fumble around holding the tape measure in one hand, searching your pockets for that pencil you were sure you just saw five seconds ago. Now you use the tape measure itself to make the marking line.

Most tape measures are of course highly accurate, at least in terms of their markings, and errors are more likely to be made by us, the users. And we usually make these errors when trying to make out pencil lines on whatever we are measuring. By making that whole process easier, it could be argued that this tool makes a good case for being one of the most accurate tape measures you could get.

We should point out that this tool does come with a premium price tag, and is in fact one of the most expensive on the list. That though is the price you have to pay for true innovation of course.