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Recensito in India il 31 agosto 2023
Really nice scale! A must buy for all architects!
Yolanda Rueda
Recensito in Spagna il 8 ottobre 2023
Tal y como se muestra en las fotografías.Es perfecta para lo que necesito.Gracias al vendedor.
bailleul alain
Recensito in Francia il 10 luglio 2021
Satisfait de la règle
Corrado M.
Recensito in Italia il 30 novembre 2021
Solo bello
K. Tkacs
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 24 marzo 2021
I’ve used plastic architect’s scales for decades, but I quite like this aluminum one. (And yes, it's a single tool... you don't get three metal scales for this price.) The weight is comparable to plastic ones, but it has a nicer feel. At first glance, it almost looks light-gray, but that’s because it has a very fine acid-etched-like texture that makes it easier to read in different lighting situations. There are plastic ‘ends’ that presumably protect the corners from damage.Some seem confused about the markings, so here’s a quick explanation. This is not an imperial/metric ruler – it’s all about [imperial] ratios commonly used in engineering and architectural drawing. Remember, this is not a ‘ruler’ or straight-edge – it’s not about making “rules” (lines). It’s a scale. It allows you to draw and read drawings at different commonly-used scales without constantly doing math. For instance, if you have a floor plan of a building, and the drawing is in 1:48, meaning that the drawing is 1/48th the true size of the thing it describes, then 1/4”=1’ (each quarter-inch on the drawing indicates one foot in reality). In other words, one inch on the drawing is four feet (48 inches) in full-size. This scale lets you quickly read distances without having to constantly multiply your measurements by 48 to get the “real world” distances. Once you understand that, the markings are not mysterious. Let’s look at a few of the scales as example.Hold the scale with the RED side facing you (logo and “Architect” upper-left, “Made in Taiwan” upper right).This is what most would consider a ‘normal ruler.’ This is the 1:1 scale (one inch = one inch). The “16” printed far left in this particular case means that every vertical marking on that edge is 1/16th of an inch. This edge is different from all the others because of the way it is named and because it shows only a single scale – ‘real world.’Still looking at the red side, flip it (logo lower-right). The “3/32” at left means that 3/32” on the drawing equals one foot in reality. This is 1:125 scale. You read this from left-to-right starting at the “0” (NOT starting from the left-most vertical lines which are handy finer divisions of the scale for smaller distances).Now at far-right, you see “3/16” … this is ~1:75 scale (3/16” on the drawing = one foot in reality). This is the tricky part. Any scales that have their names printed on the *right* side must be read from right-to-left, always starting at the zero (which again may not be the first marking at the extremes).If you understand the three scales on that one side, you understand the rest of the tool. It’s three sided, giving you six functional edges, and all but one edge displays two interlaced scales, one read from the left and one from the right. That’s eleven commonly-used imperial scales in a single tool. (The description here says “6 scales” but that’s a conservative count due to paired scales being related by simple 1:2 ratios… 1 & 1/2, 1/8 & 1/4, 3/16 & 3/32, etc.)I’ll pass along the advice of several professors of mine: “NEVER use your measuring tools as straight edges for drawing or cutting!” Used and treated properly, this scale should last a lifetime.Hope this helps!
Gennari G.
Recensito in Italia il 28 aprile 2021
Molto valido anche questo righello con scale in pollici, quindi non usuale ma utile. Robusto e leggero al tempo stesso.
Cliente
Recensito in Italia il 14 novembre 2020
Decisamente soddisfatta
Maurizio Ortolani
Recensito in Italia il 9 maggio 2019
ordinato senza notare che le scale sono in pollici . purtroppo non secondo il sistema metrico decimale (Cm).dò tre stelle per questo motivo.
Bruna Cocco
Recensito in Italia il 30 maggio 2019
non ha il cm
Federica cavi
Recensito in Italia il 5 dicembre 2019
Come da foto utile
Celeste Scilironi
Recensito in Italia il 11 gennaio 2019
Ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo. Ottimi anche i tempi di consegna.
GUSTAVO
Recensito in Italia il 9 febbraio 2019
Per una mia svista ,ho ordinato lo Scalimetro in alluminio,non rendendomi conto che si tratta di scale solo in POLLICI , mentre ho dato per scontato che il righello fosse di default tarato secondo il sistema metrico decimale . Ho quindi dovuto rinunciare al righello, che sembrava di pregevole fattura, ma avendo tutte le scale in pollici ,sinceramente, e' per me risulta inutile.GIUDIZI FINALE:RESTITUITO. Non assegno una stella in quanto trovo troppo punitivo farlo,data la mia svista, ma il prodotto non rispetta lo standard europeo
taisho
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 21 aprile 2018
Used for son's college courses. Works as advertised.
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