2011 SCOUR Project – REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY – I-Mark Marking Tape Measure
I’m not an exceptionally handy person but I do like to try and do some minor projects on my own. Something I’ve always had a hard time with is measuring, because it’s so frequently a two person job – one to measure and one to mark. We’re starting a lot of work around the house and the invitation to review the I-Mark Marking Tape Measure couldn’t have come at a better time.
ABOUT THE I-MARK MARKING TAPE MEASURE
This self-marking 16ft tape measure (with a 3/4-in. blade) has a pre-installed marking cartridge that makes it an ideal measuring tool for DIY-ers, including woodworkers, crafters and other hobbyists. Simply measure and press case to mark.
The way it works is to push down on the tape case to mark. That’s it one handed measuring and marking-no more pencils!
MY THOUGHTS
I received an I-Mark Marking Tape Measure. It looks pretty much like any other tape measure. it comes with a belt holster, making it easy to move around without carrying it. It’s super easy to use. Just measure out what you want to measure and gently press forward with your hand to leave a mark on the wall at that spot. While it’s still helpful to have someone assisting you for measuring large spaces, measuring can be a one person job with this tool. The line it leaves is a little on the large side. I’d find it very helpful if it were a tad smaller, so that I didn’t have to erase the marks after using it.
The I-Mark Marking Tape Measure retails for $24.95. See how to use it or purchase online at www.i-marktools.com.
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ONE winner will receive a I-Mark Marking Tape Measure.
HOW TO ENTER. (MANDATORY)
To enter leave a comment here telling me why you want to try this and who usually helps you measure.
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THE SMALL PRINT.
The winner will be selected using random.org. US and Canadian addresses only please, no PO Boxes. This contest will end on Saturday 04/16/11 at 11:59 pm est. If you’ve entered any of my giveaways before then you know that only comments containing all of the requested information will be eligible for entry. The winner must contact me to confirm they wish to receive the prize within two days of my email notifying them they’ve won. Good luck to everyone!
The product featured was provided free of cost to me for the sole purpose of product testing and review. This post has not been monetarily compensated and is based on the views and opinions of my family and/or self. Please note that the opinions reflected in this post have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way.
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My husband helps me. I want this so I don’t have to keep using his.
i’d love to win this for my hubby he’s an electrican and uses his daily
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need a new tape and now we gotta measure some pipe for the bathroom sink (leaking today)
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my husband measuers everything but my kids lost the measurer we had so we can really use
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I would love to win this for my husband, who always seems to be misplacing his tape measure & saying how he needs a better one. He does a lot of do-it-yourself projects around the house that this would be perfect for!
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I always have such a hard time measuring. My daughters usually halp me.
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My grandson usually helps me measure, he has a car now, so I can cross that off my list. lol
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great idea-push down on the tape case to mark! my husband usually helps me
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I need my own tape measure–mine always get used for other projects. Usually I help my mom and friend measure.
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My hubby does most of the measuring in our house, but I might even give it a try with the IMark!
I know one handy man for whom this would be perfect. If I am lucky then he will be as well.
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I need one of these. Somehow my last one grew legs and walked off. I usually had my son help me measure.
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This tape measure would help me greatly when I do my household projects, as a single mother I don’t have anyone to help me when I need to measure something.