📐 Pickett Combination Ellipse Master Template with 15, 30, 45, and 60 Degree Projections in Gray - Model 1269I Review

I am an engineer and this template helps me a lot in drawing my sketches. If you need to draw an ellipse I would recommend this template.

I really like this ellipse stencil because the major and minor axes are positioned clearly and precisely, larger than other less expensive stencils. If you need off-axis accuracy these are better than the Westcott green ones. The only thing I would like is that the maximum was 2 inches. There is no template that does this and all other small sizes. With that and the combined ellipse template, I have all the ellipses that I use the most.

The stencil is clearly labeled with the axes needed to properly line up the "circles" in each isometric plane, making using the stencil very quick and easy is to learn. I only wish they made a version small enough to fit on the back of my 5x7 bullet journal. As a workaround, I halved it in the middle and each half still works fine, if not as smoothly as the full version. The stencil has bumps on the side facing the paper to avoid smearing and is flexible and unbreakable. The material was also…

I'm an engineer and this template helps me a lot in sketching. If you need to draw an ellipse I would recommend this template.

The template is well marked with the axes needed to properly align the "circles" in each isometric plane , making the stencil very quick and easy to use. I only wish they made a version small enough to fit on the fold of the back of my Bullet Journal 5x7 notebook. As a workaround, I halved it in the middle and each half still works fine, if not as smoothly as the full version. The stencil has nubs on the paper-facing side to prevent smudging and is flexible and unbreakable.