📏 Enhance Precision in Measurements with Custom Leathercraft 464 Measuring Holder Review

It could have been tighter. A 25 foot Stanley tape measure may fall out. It only happened while I was sitting in the kitchen. That's good, but there's still a chance that if I sit down at work and fall 40 feet and injure someone, it'll fall out. it's thin but it's there.

I had to buy another Klein instead. This one dates from the 80's and only broke because it was not stored properly and serviced regularly. If I had to use it for anything more than a hobby I would just throw it away. Even as a hobby accessory, I don't expect a long service life.

You can't go wrong at this price! It is well crafted from thick, high quality leather. I recommend treating it with leather conditioner as soon as it arrives. Not only will this make it softer, but it will also increase its lifespan. The photo shows both products from CLC. They are exactly the same age. The only difference is that the lighter one has not yet been treated with conditioner.

This is my second. The first one took me a VERY LONG time. I bought the first one in 2004, I bought the second one in 2020. And the second one will take a lot longer because I won't be carrying around custom cabinets this time (I used to carry cabinets at my work with the bottom of the cabinet supported by a tape holder). Hey, don't look at my text like that! It was easier! Lol VERY GOOD QUALITY. Buy with confidence. You shouldn't need anyone else.

This holder puts a leather strap over the tape measure and it will not fall to the side allowing the tape measure to fall out. Many others pull the tape from side to side and it can be easily moved without loosening it and you lose the tape at the worst possible moment. For example when climbing stairs. In addition, this holder is rated for 25 feet. Tape is 1" wide, non-fat max. A little foot oil will soften the skin and help the tape stay in place.

This was what I was looking for. Would be a nice addition to my tool belt. I don't particularly like the ones in sachets. And I have to have everything on the right side because I can't use my left hand. It doesn't work that well anymore. But I've learned to compensate. I'm doing great while working alone, people see me fighting and jumping and trying to help, 'trying' is the key word. I usually have to go back and do it myself and I'm not as strong as I used to be and appreciate help whenever…