Woodworking Compass Scriber, Portable Aluminum Alloy Woodworking Compass Tool, Adjustable Metric/Inch Arc Drawing Ruler Circle Drawing Ruler Marking Gauge Circle Marking Tool
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Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
Features
- Premium Material: This woodworking compass is made of solid aluminum alloy, the finish is smooth, and it is more comfortable to use. Not easy to rust or break, corrosion resistant and durable. The extended circle drawing tool makes your operation more convenient, is a good helper for your work.
- Clearly-Mark: Circle marking tool is very delicate, adopts the laser-engraved markings, metric/inch are tender and clear identification, easy to read and measure. They won't smudge, fade, or disappear, with a size of 340*30*14mm.
- Easy To Use: All you have to do is to remove the screws, fix the woodworking compass on the plank, and then adjust the radius size, you can draw different sizes of the circles as your need. Moreover, you can use it as a little ruler.
- Circle pen design: The fixed pen can be stored at the end of the main body, saving your time for consolidation and assembly, so you can take it as you go.
- Widely Application: This Woodworking Compass Scriber has Metric and imperial Dual-Scale, suitable for woodworking, metal processing, decorative Design, Industrial Drawing and etc., quite flexible and convenient to use.
Material: Aluminum, Metal
Brand: SlogPith
Color: Clear
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
Product Dimensions: 13.47"L x 1.18"W
Brand Name: SlogPith
Number of Packs: 1
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: 1 x Circular Drawing Tool
Manufacturer: SlogPith
Model: iris circle drawing tool
Part Number: iris circle drawing tool
Material Type: Aluminum, Metal
Item Dimensions L x W: 13.47"L x 1.18"W
Color: Clear
Style Name: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
I used this to trace some circles on the backside of a velcro sheet that I needed to cut. This is quite a fair bit sturdier than regular compass, and has a nice locking mechanism which ensures you don't accidentally lose the radius that you were tracing at. Quality is quite nice, and I like that it includes a build-in holder for the pivot needle.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024 by Aaron Hong
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
I just tested my new arc/circle drawing tool and it works well. For storage the pin screws into one end and for swinging an arc the pin just drops into the hole near the opposite end. Light, downward pressure on the pin allows you to anchor the end and swing an arc without denting your wood. When making a small arc you will probably need to push the tool with your fingers, several inches farther out from the pencil, so that you don't break the pencil lead. I checked the imperial and metric scales against other accurate rulers and they matched. Be aware that the holes for marking are countersunk large enough for a regular pencil but the through-hole for the lead is small so a mechanical pencil is needed. A minor issue is I think the slide locking mechanism could be better. When tightening the thumb screw it was natural for me to gently squeeze the outer forks together but this caused it to break loose easily or not even lock. I tried without squeezing the forks together and it locked much better.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023 by Sue Sue
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
The tool is made well, but honestly a bit heavy & bulky making it difficult to use in most applications. I had to modify my holes (drilled them larger) to accommodate a standard pencil, you'd have little problem with a mechanical pencil, but then the weight needed to push will probably bend or break a standard mech pencil. Also the weight needed to move such a heavy object makes this prone to slipping unless your are exerting a lot of effort on the center pin. This almost always results in a large hole in softer materials. Materials like metal, this thing is going to slide all over the place. Its a good concept, but needs to be made of MUCH lighter materials (and it is aluminum) to be of any use for most jobs. This is great for very specific projects, but wont be of much use most of the time.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024 by Mr Romo
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
Very nice tool...works great and is very precise. It is a bit confusing till you figure out to add an inch from the pivot point to set the correct distance desired. Works great!
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024 by Walter Ireland
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
I had been looking for something to help me with making better rings for my pyrography projects than the 'ole string and pencil method. Others, though they will give you that circle you're looking for, you size is VERY limited. This one give me the ability to make BIGGER rings! WHEW!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024 by David Franklin
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
I bought this compass to make larger circles for my woodworking projects. I've only used it once, but it worked. It took a couple of tries to figure out how to hold the pencil (I used a mechanical pencil) when drawing the circle, but it turned out well. It would be nice if the hole where the pencil goes was smaller because you have to hold it in place when making the circle.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by Carol A. Johnston
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
The price was good and tool was easy to use
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024 by D Hauke
Style: Pocket Compass XL - 1" – 21" Range
I purchased this swing-arm compass to make full-scale drawings of a 22 inch diameter composite flywheel, with numerous concentric circles to illustrate the fiber reinforcement architecture for the build technicians. The compass is very well made and the measurement adjustments are easy to make. My difficulty was that I was trying to use a drawing pen to draw the large circles on vellum or bond paper. The drawing pens I had did not fit the swing arm very well and would constantly skip. A pencil worked better, but required two-handed coordination to draw an accurate circle. I expect that the swing arm would work better with a scribe, or perhaps a pencil or pen that fit very tightly into the swing arm receptacles. So I think this swing arm compass may be excellent for some applications, but was not ideal for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2023 by James J. Gorman