📏 Milwaukee Stud Tape Measure 25: Accurate Measurement Solution for Stud Detection Review

Has pros: The best canvas (only a grand expert among possible competitors) fixation with a finger, a loop for a strap, a strong case, a magnet, a wide hook. Some cons: Size (anyone) - it is really huge, under a big paw, probably even more than a 10 meter magnet

excellent tape measure all around. I have one for my portfolio and one for my tool box. Good wide stiff band; nice matte finish easy to read. Finger brake on the bottom with protective cover against pinching. It's heavy and bulky - but that's a price to pay for strength and endurance. I measure window openings so I need tape that can hold exactly 10-18 feet. It may be too much of a beast for lighter needs. And - to top it off - wrapped in hyper-masculine marketing that I think is meant to gird…

I'm a construction contractor and I use a Stanley Fat max but when my tape measure needed replacing I decided to give it a try as I live in Milwaukee products love. But it just didn't convince me. I need my band to have at least 8-10 feet of overhang, which is way too narrow a band to do decent selection work for my use. She was too weak for the way I use a tape measure. I really liked the texture on the tape measure blade and I really wanted to love this tape measure but it didn't feel right…

I really wanted to love this tape measure. But the ergonomics and weight killed her for having a chance. does not fit in the tape measure pocket on the tool belt. Just buckle up. Not to mention, this thing looks like a 5-pound brock strapped to your waist. If you're a pro and lift a lot of heavy things throughout the day, your belt shouldn't be like this. It doesn't feel very comfortable in the hand during use. I think they designed it to withstand a fall from 80 feet because they know it's…