STANLEY Model 33-158 Measuring Tape Model 5M./16'3/4

STANLEY Model 33-158 Measuring Tape Model  5M./16'3/4

The meter is a measuring instrument with a measuring cable in the cartridge. Convenient to take to use at any time. The meter is used to measure the distance or check the size of the workpiece, etc., because the meter head of the meter is about. It is used to hold the edge of the workpiece to measure. Pull out the measuring lead from the cartridge for measuring distance or checking the size of the material. Or work pieces easily. The user should learn the importance of the cartridge.

The metal pump is shaped like a cartridge. To roll up a thin metal wire with a spring inside the cartridge like the Midi. This is the most difficult part of this gauge. And in front of the gauge, there is a measurement unit in inches or metric units. Some meters of the meter are in inches. And there are metric units on the other side for ease of use. Meters available in the market. Size of cartridges is measured from 1.00 to 5.00 meters. The size of carpenters and builders most commonly used is the size of cartridges. Measured length 2.00 meters

Using a cartridge

Meters used for measuring distance. Check the size of the material or workpiece. Here's how:

1. Determine the size, width, or length to be measured.
2. Use the gauge on the edge of the wood. Then try adjusting the measuring line to the right with the edge of the wood and the corresponding position.
3. Pull the measuring cord tight. Use a pencil or anklet to match the width or length on a piece of wood or work piece.

Maintenance of the cartridge

Maintaining the cartridge in good working condition is as follows : -

1. Avoid using solid or sharp objects. Scrape down on the measurement unit, which makes the measurement unit unclear. The measurement is wrong.
2. Roll the measuring cable into the cartridge. Use the handle to help force the wire to roll into the cartridge too fast. May cause damage to the measuring cable.
3. Pulling the hook at the end of the cord is too heavy to measure. May cause twisting or clinging. Cause the unit to measure error.
4. Placing the weight on the cartridge. May damage the cartridge.