How to Read a Tape Measure How to Measure Using a Tape Measure Tape Measure TestUnderstanding Tape MeasuresA tape measure, also called measuring tape, is a type of flexible ruler. Tape measures are made from a variety of materials, including fiber glass, plastic and cloth. They are among ...
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Learning how to read a tape measure may seem like basic knowledge, but I bet there are a lot of powerful features on your tape measure you’re not even using. Sure, everyone knows the basics of how to read a tape measure, but do you know what the black diamonds are every 19.2 ...
When you’re learning how to read a tape measure, note the majority break each inch into 16 sections. In other words, you can read a tape measure with 1/16-inch accuracy. The 1/2-inch mark is the longest, followed by the 1/4-inch marks, then the 1/8-inch marks. The 1/16-inc...
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Yes, you read that right! Though seemingly harmless, there are a couple of safety measures to follow while using a tape measure. Very important –don’t let the tape reel back into the case at warp speed. The metal tape can beextremely sharp(think paper cut but with metal!). It can ...
It seems like such a simple tool, but yet there’s more to a tape measure than meets the eye. In this article we’re going to break down the different features of your tape measure and explain how to use it, the right way! So follow along and see if you might learn something new...
Here are some basics on how to use and read a tape measure properly, along with some tips and tricks we bet you didn’t know. (And if you don’t happen to have one, yet, you can stillget creative with measuring things.) Credit:Ashley Poskin ...
There’s more to it than stretching it out and making a mark. We show you why the hook moves and the helpful marks along the tape.
Measure with a Steel Measuring Tape- Hold the front of the steel tape at the point you wish to start the measurement from, and extend it to the point where you want to stop.- Read the first large number before your stop point - this will tell you the number of inches....