📏 Komelon PG85 Gripper Black Metric Tape Measure Review

I have a metric! I'm tired of feet and fractions of an inch when doing DIY projects. To help me with this, I originally bought a metric tape at the bottom and an inch tape at the top, but this was problematic when I wanted to take a metric measurement along the top edge of the tape. This tape measure has since become my favorite piece of equipment because even though my projects are metric, I still have to buy in imperial units. This is a solid item (490g), cumbersome for a normal bag but also…

I don't like a tape measure with metric and imperial divisions. It invariably seems that when I want the metric marked side (or vice versa) it's on the OTHER side and I have to resort to warping to change the orientation of the tape and often accuracy is sacrificed. I came across this product while looking for a good tape measure to fill my toolboxes. Many times I've taken the cassette out of the kitchen drawer and then forgotten to return it. This can lead to a violation of inner strength…

I bought this tape measure because I needed a tape measure that reads metric only. Most tape measures with metric scales available show both metric and SAE, one on each edge. Therefore, there may be times when the edge next to the object being measured does not match the metric scale, or vice versa, requiring you to turn the tape measure around. And it's not always easy or possible. In general, using the metric system is more accurate and easier to use because the 8-meter tape measure is…