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Marker for measuring tape
Keene Frank
- 16 Sep 1957
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Combination marker and tape measure
Frank J. Agostinacci
- 29 Nov 1989
TL;DR: A combination marker and tape measure (10) having a housing (12), a flexible tape (18), and a pair of markers (104) which may be used to mark a surface on each side of the flexible tape was presented in this paper.
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Self-marking measuring tape
Brian E. Carlson
- 02 Sep 1986
TL;DR: In this article, a self-marking tape measure for hand-held use is presented, where a crosswise-positioned marker cartridge is affixed removably in a marker cartridge channel through the housing base below the tape exit aperature.
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Marking tape measure
Gary Pritchard
- 27 Feb 2004
TL;DR: A marking device for making layout marks on surfaces such as boards, panels, or walls including a tape measure with a plurality of holes disposed along its length is disclosed in this article.
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Tape measure marking device and method for use thereof
Todd A. Sears
- 07 Jun 1995
TL;DR: A tape measure marking device and method for use thereof in which a C-member is removably attached to the tape case across a narrow dimension of the tape by an existing screw in the case being inserted through the C-members as mentioned in this paper.
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Releasable marking attachment for tape measure
Braden L. Smith
- 13 Jun 2001
TL;DR: An integrated recoiling tape measure with an integral marker secured by a marker holder is presented in this article, which allows a workman to measure and mark and a material with one hand, thus freeing the other hand for holding the material or other tools.
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References
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Inside wind coilable measuring rule
Austin L Stowell
- 27 Sep 1938
TL;DR: In this paper, Farrand described a measuring device including a resilient metallic ribbon or tape of transverse curvature, which he described as a "inside wind" measuring device.
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