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Things THEY should invent
My eyes are bad and I have a lot of trouble reading a measuring tape. I've looked everywhere for a digital read out tape measurer.
Black&Decker, Stanley, If you read this please invent a tape measurer with a digital read out so the vision impared can get more accurate measurements. :cool: If anyone else has a suggestion of a tool they would like to see invented/developed, post them here. |
I think someone has already outdone your suggestion:
http://gallery.bcentral.com/GID5125152P4047832-Tools/Talking-Tape-Measure.aspx |
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LOL they sure did. well, if they can make a talking one the should be able to make one with a digital read out.
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I can record my cursing and play iy back. That way I only have to curse once. http://bestsmileys.com/lol/6.gif Thanks for the hook up! |
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Edit: It didn't get very good feedback. But I don't really care about the voice recorder and it really doesn't look much bigger than the tape I have now. Oh well, I've spent $20.00 on much worse. |
There are more out there in fact Bosch makes one too. Just type in Digital Tape Measure on your google search box and a way you go. Here is another one to look at.
http://ourhouse.ninemsn.com.au/ourhouse/factsheets/db/gizmosandgadgets/07/771.asp |
The digital measure is a great idea, but what about when you decide to "burn" and inch?
Most of the time I don't measure right to the end of the tape, I pull it out well past where I'm measuring. I suppose new tool requires some new techniques to use it to its best advantage. |
Uh-oh.. talking about burning an inch, Getting into accuracy..
Digital tape measures are NOT known for absolute accuracy. They may be fine for rough framing, but I would NEVER use one in my cabinet shop! |
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