Fast and Accurate for Fire Pit Caps, Coping and Off Set Radius Marking
- Mark Radius up to 36"
- Built in Measurements for accurate marking
- Folds down for Easy Storage
Here is a Link to our Radius Template Guide
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Angle Scribe - This practical tool is used wherever paving stones, tiles or other slabs need to be fitted to the millimeter.
With this sturdy, handy special tool (weight approx. 1.5 LBS), the laying of the edges can be carried out quickly and accurately. The length and the cutting angle are detected quickly, fixed by eccentric lever and can be transmitted immediately.
Advantages:
- Stable design
- Fast and accurate working
- Easy operation
Accessories:
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Maxi Square - An Angle Guide that folds for easy transportation. Great for control of 90° and 45° angles. Long leg length warrants accurate work.
Technical Data:
- Dimensions: 70.3" x 70.3" x 99.5"
- Transport Size: 94" x 2.5" x 5"
- Weight: 14.77 lbs.
A True 3' x 4' x 5' square
- Aircraft Aluminum construction
- Collapsing triangle for easy storage
- Easy to use, for quick & accurate work
- Accurate to within 1/32"
The Quick-E Scribes (paverscribe) allows you to transfer a cut line from a fixed edge to a paver or retaining wall surface, swiftly and without error.
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- Transcribes a marking line from any fixed object to a concrete product that needs to be cut in.
- Mark the properly sized retaining wall block or individual pieces of wall cap to make a perfect radius cap on your curved walls.
- Lightweight & portable - allows you to trace irregular shapes like natural rocks in order to perfectly incorporate them into a beautiful retaining wall.
- Quickly and perfectly scribe in a soldier or sailor row when the pavers are going to be against a hard fixed surface. This allows the pavers to then be cut in place, so the border pavers can simply be dropped into place for a perfect fit.
- Use to draw radii for fire pits up to a 24" diameter, just like using a drawing compass or a beam compass.
- Mark angles for perfectly mitered corners. There are 3 angles (90°, 45°, 22.5°) engraved on the inside of one of the arms which can be tightened into place for consistent marking from paver to paver. Just trace the angle.