Precision Measurement with Crescent Lufkin 1-3/16 x 25' Command Control Series Black Clad Tape Measure - L1025CB Review

The customer who said the packaging on this product was idiotic was absolutely right. When you buy a tool, you don't have to struggle to get it out of the box. This tool is attached to a 4 1/2" x 6" hard plastic with no instructions on how to release the hard plastic tool. Go to the back and use a pocket knife to remove the back plastic. This will rid the tool of any sticky slime on the plastic backing.

I've had dozens of roulettes over the years. Some were great. It's one of the best because it's so easy to read. A friend was surprised when he worked with me a few days after I received this tape measure. The easy-to-read blade hit him. The black background with large numbers makes it easy for me to read without glasses. After 50 years it becomes more and more important. Everything else was superb in usual Lufkin style. The hook at the end of the strap was particularly good because of the many

Perfect US tape measure with inch sizes on BOTH sides. It's bright, clear, accurate and has large concise markings. And that's not a bizarre shape with a bizarre distance from where the tape enters the case and, for example, from the wall behind the case. It's EXACTLY 3-1/4". No need to pull the tape up the wall and guess. Just pull the case against the wall and add 3-1/4". The hook is deeper than most and also rises above the tape.It's great for mounting on the wall as the design of the hook…

Let's start by debunking myths that are difficult to debunk. If you look at the packaging you will notice that the measuring tape is attached to the packaging with a clip. I have attached pictures. It's easy to see where it's appropriate. It's easy to cut out the jagged part of the wrapper. I then flipped the packaging to the side and you can see how the tape just slides up once the sticker is removed from the faucet mount. It's actually easier than that. Most roulettes require unwrapping. In 2

It's a tape measure, they're all about the same, most of the functions on the tape measure are tricks but I think this one was designed pretty well. The blade is very easy to read and the finger drag is a great addition due to its natural placement. The lock feels like it will last a long time and not wear out anytime soon. In terms of blade stiffness, however, this is not the limit. The superior result is quite wide, but nowhere near as stable as my ten year old Fatmax. The 360° hook at the…

I'm blind as a bat without glasses so I like the big green digits on a matte black background rather than a glossy black background. I'm not a builder so I would use it for standard area measurements. At first I could see other people complaining about receiving the tape measure with no packaging. Then I got a tip from a person who mentioned removing the paper from the backing over the spring clip. As you can see from the digital photo, I found it easier to remove the tape measure by holding…

I had a very good tape measure that I used for a long time and one day I accidentally put it on my saw (it was spectacular but scary). So I sat down and looked for a replacement. I read reviews, settled on this model and decided to stick with it. I didn't have the blocking method I'm used to, but I liked how the tape read and how it felt in my hand. And then. I put it in my tool bag, went to the shop to work on the project, and not twice. Something fell out of him. Just some plastic. Fell to…