Yeah thats what I’ve heard. I work at a moble home plant and some of us were sitting around and happened to notice the mark. Sence I posted the question I’ve heard a couple answers. One, something called a Fleetwood system where they use these marks for wall studs. They save one stud every 8′. Another was foor floor joist. As far as I can tell Stanley tape measures, 16′ and up, are the only ones with this mark.
I am looking for a three meter tape measure that will read on the back. We measure impact dummies in some pretty tight places. Any information on suppliers would be very helpful. Thank You, Jared
Do you know where I can buy a Stanley 16foot tape measure. My dad has one and wants a new one for Christmas, but I can not find a 16 foot one anywhere.
I will like to know what every little line on a tape measure stands for.I know a little bit,but know my knew job is riquiring me to know my tape mesasure.I dont even know whats 16th of an inch.Please help me.
Good day,we are using the tape measure for a antenna.If you can help me I am just looking for the blade part of the tape and it must be uncoated or coated black with out the numbering.
I need a diagram to show what all the lines on a tape measure are and an explaination in spanish how to read a tape measure for a new job in framing homes. Asking for help is difficult when everyone is busy. Can anyone help? Thanks!
when and how will i get this info never visited this site,not sure how to get info i see many have asked the same question? I GREATFULLY APPRICATE ANY AND ALL HELP GIVEN IN THIS MATTER!!! THANKS,HOLLY
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