Review on Stanley STA033811 Fatmax Blade Length: Powerful Precision for Maximum Efficiency by Ronny Welch

Product rating: 4/5 (Class 2 tape measure, ±2.3mm reproducible accuracy at 10m) Pass, do not stretch the tape yourself to the maximum limit, you will damage or break the Spring. Looks the same as the 3rd picture numbered 33-811 under the big 10m. The product is made in Thailand and released in 2017. Due to the blade armor, the locking mechanism does not work for the first 8 cm. Forcibly pushing the locking mechanism will cause the blade's armor to be pushed in, and forcibly locking it fully will likely cause some damage. Blade armor passed, the locking mechanism works very easily. All measuring lines are straight, no problems. However, some of the plates appear to have color issues as the black plates are missing tiny streaks of paint. It's not a problem to see it from afar, but it's noticeable up close. Every 10cm the numbering is red and has a more noticeable paintwork defect and it's probably 10cm at each step. At 360cm I stopped counting. Stanley has to reuse an inch plastic mold for this metric tape measure case because there is a 3-1/2 inch body length mark under the belt clip. In addition, the tape can protrude by 3.3 m. (I'll go into a little more detail here) The mold they used for the thumb latch looks like a rough sand mold, but it's still very slippery if your hand isn't positioned correctly. I used the Staley Power Lock in the duel. the system tape (5m/16ft) is about 3 years old, so I noticed paint defects. But I'll live with that since Stanley doesn't just sell metric tapes here in the US. I would like to get 10 million German Roulette, unfortunately this is not possible with Amazon US. I use metric measurements daily at work, so I hope this helps me bridge the mental divide of mentally imagining how big something is. I usually count in inches. International Packaging: 1/5 Star - PACKAGE SIZE (291mm x 166mm x 59mm) - This packaging has seen better days considering how dirty it was. The package consists of 3 pieces of 3-layer cardboard glued together. Put the product in a fist-sized crumpled paper, fold the sides of the product and paper over it, wrap the rest over it, and attach the glue under the product. I'm surprised he didn't fall out of the page considering he only has to land with enough force to push the page out.