10 Measuring Tape Tricks You Probably Didn't Know - Ep. 1

Great video. Tip 2 blew my mind. Always struggling with dividing a board in equal parts.

Really good video. Extremely practical stuff. A lot of these I have not heard of before.

I don't think that metric measurements have those additional things as... It's simple 100mm is 1cm, 100cm is 1m hance ... There is no need for those

#2 was interesting to see

#2 is a life saver! Many thanks!

#2 will be a big help to me in the future. Great video, Thank you!

Tip 2 was awesome!

I yelled "holy s$&t" at my phone during tip #2. Great video

Tip 2 was great!

Great video, heading to the hardware store to buy one today!

Tip 2 …wow

Tip 2

Wow. Tip 2 just transformed my life

Your suggestion about marking an arrow instead of a line was great.

Thanks a lot. Brilliant lecture. The cutting into equal parts from a board was the one I was impressed with. Great video.

Equal parts without math is gonna be a game changer for me

#2!

numbers, 1, 4, & 8 i learned today
tape measures are not new to me.
i never cared enough to learn about those black diamonds, but i guess it could come in handy some day.
always good to learn something new.
thank you !

Love tip number 2! Thanks! 👍

I just discovered your channels, great job on everything! And no wasted time, love it!

Your knee bend tip was great. Can’t believe I didn’t think of that. Excellent 🤙

I lhave used all of your tips except the one to divide a board into equal parts. It was good to see you demonstrate all the tips. Thanks.

I thought i knew it all but two tips I took from this video. 10+ years in the trades and never thought about using the tape measure a little off angle to get = parts or using the tape flipped over to draw a line. I know I will use those tips someday in the future. As a plumber I didn’t use dry erase I use permanent markers to have a couple measurements on my tape that I always used for underground and top out to get stuff in ADA compliance. Whenever I am training a new person I always make them use my tape or mark their theirs so they don’t mess up.