🕷️ Spider Tool Holster Measuring Tape Review

I want to love this. The belt holster is cool, but the double sided tape is bullshit. My tape eventually fell off. I'm going to drill a hole in the middle for a screw and washer. It could work. UPDATED. The pilot hole works great! Instructions 1. Drill a hole of the same diameter as Screw2 in the tape measure. Screw in the tape measure screw on the back of the new bracket about 3 or 4 turns, or 1/4 the length of the screw. This will set the depth for your counter sink.3. Using a drill bit the…

Based on all the reviews I had high hopes for this product. I received the product and the quality looked good. I bought a tape measure set with self-adhesive tabs and a holster. Robust holster. Adhesive strips were rubbish. Presumably they use 3M glue. However, after 48 hours of installation, the tabs snapped off immediately the first time the tool was removed from the holster. I believe the adhesive was defective as it also came loose from the back of the tongue when pulled. The real…

It's the little things that make the job so much easier. Trying to hook a regular tape measure requires two hands unless it's too loose and then falls off. I do plumbing, walk up and down stairs and cut pipes. Almost every time using regular duct tape, I've left the duct tape on the floor after cutting the pipe without realizing it until I go after it when I go back up the stairs. It just makes life so much easier. My only negative, but not that big. This is what I use on the Stanley Fatmax 16'

I bought a Spider tool holster for my tape measure because I keep losing my tape measure at work. I needed something I could use to attach my tape measure to my belt without worrying about losing it. The Spider tool holster keeps my webbing on my belt well. I took the device and attached it to where I usually tape the tape and the clamp snaps so you can't easily remove the device. There's also an area in the clip where you can add a screw and really make sure the device doesn't detach from your