CRAFTSMAN 8m Measure Classic CMHT37326S Review

We don't do more than we have. It's a roulette wheel and it works. If it breaks (like all roulettes) I will order another one.

I replaced a Stanley tape measure that wore out almost immediately. This one uses a traditional lock design and will most likely last a long time. It really stands out at 7 feet. 7 1/2 feet actually.

I just have a real problem. The first 2 inches are difficult to see due to the edge. I can read the metric page with no real problems. Despite this, it is still a sellable roulette for money.

I live in the USA. I am an engineer. Tired of messing around with the US system of measurement. Seriously what is 1/2 of 11 foot 5 and 11/16. I bought this tape measure to make my life easier. I like her. They worked on the stairs. I've dropped it on concrete a few times and it still works great.

Great value for money when you need a combination imperial and metric tape measure. The quality of this tape is suitable for DIY enthusiasts. The outstanding result I got was between 8 and 9 feet. If you're a heavy user and need to measure things outdoors, it rains a lot or the sun shines a lot, I'd look at the Stanley FatMax (made in the US from parts overseas). But the cost of FatMax or DeWalt from the US is insane. My Craftsman model, CMHT37326S, has imperial and metric markings clearly…

I had no idea how old and shabby the tape measure in my toolbox was. In the end I decided to replace them, this was the first. I'm impressed that Craftsman is still producing quality, although I have no idea who actually made the thing since the brand was sold to Stanley/Black and Decker. I've had mixed results on the quality of Stanley and Black and Decker tools. Some are good, some are bad. I checked the claimed 7ft stem. Actually, I have it just under 8'. Oh, and be careful when you pick the