Professional Carbon Steel Dry Point Compass, 300mm Large Diameter Compass for Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinetmakers, Architects, Stonemasons, Industrial Precision Marking Gauge
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Description
TRIMEC, we look forward to your visit. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.✨ Material: The dry-point compass is handmade from carbon steel, which is durable and sturdy, and works smoothly for marking and drawing. (Note: For first use, grease must be applied to its joint to open it.) Size: Approximately 300mm long, the compass is large enough to lightly mark a circle or arc in stone, wood, cardboard, or leather. Special Design: This dividing tool features a rust-resistant lever for easy repeating measurements. Wide range of uses: This professional marking compass functions as a drawing tool for accurately measuring diameters or transferring distances. It is widely used for technical drawing, leather marking, crafting, geography, map making, and much more.
Features
- BrandSNQ
- ColourSilver-coloured
- MaterialCarbon
- Weight100 g
- Maximum range30 cm
- Compass typeTechnical compass
- ManoMano ReferenceME93201074
- MMID158682729884
- Product codeFD-22876
- EAN6032223877682
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