Milwaukee Electromagnetic Tape Measure 48-22-5125 Review

Tape measure in use for 3 years, rarely used in industrial construction for evaluation purposes. Probably about the same number of uses on it as on a wooden frame for 2 weeks. Also noticed that the recoil spring is on the weaker side. The strap broke about 3 feet, I've never seen that before. I don't think my use should have resulted in that much damage, not after 3 years. I've seen much older and much cheaper roulettes that still work.

To cut a long story short, over the past 18 months I've had to rebuild my stud. I'm a petty nurse, not a builder. My previous tape measure was something that came out of work during an event. It was crap. A friend recommended this guy and LET YOU SAY IT! There is a video explaining all the features of this roulette! This is madness! I haven't used 1/4 of it personally because it's not my job. But what I LOVE: 1 - magnetic surface! So when I stretch it long distances alone (which I've done a lot

I have an old Craftsman tape measure that I love. The main reason is that it stays stretched until I press release. Most other bands work the other way around and you have to click the lock to keep it open and then click the lock to close it. Well my Craftsman band is almost 30 years old and spring is showing it, also the measurements on the first 6 inches are hard to read. This Milwaukee tape is better than my Craftsman and my new Goto tape. In big stores you can get a nice wide strap with a…