Attach A Tape Measure To Tool Chest

Best tool to measure far distance

Purchased for use as a tool chest and this thing does not disappoint. it's really tough. i appreciate most everything is replaceable on it too.

Next time I need to get out my tape measure before ordering. lol

Nothing could've prepared me for how truly massive this thing is... Aside from a tape measure. Barely fits in my studio, but works like a charm. It would be nice if the tape was a little less intense due to it wanting to rip the paper but it works like a charm.

It's bigger than I expected. Probably should have pulled out a tape measure. Very well built. All in all, exactly as advertised.

easy to use and attach to binoculars-great for hunting-keeps the binocs assessable without bouncing on your chest.

I have been searching and searching for the perfect tool to measure white balance (from Expodisc, CBL Lens, Lally Cap, etc...) and this item from Lastolite is by far the best white balance calibration tool I have ever owned. I purchased the 30 so I can use it in my studio as well as bringing on location. If you are considering purchasing this item, I would highly recommend that you buy the largest size (30) as it will cover all the lens focal lengths. You will not be disappointed... Splurge and get one! Once you have it, you'll ask yourself how you've ever lived without it. Lastolite make quality products and they are the first manufacturer I turn to for my lighting components.

I have used numerous brand of gaff tape and this is the best performer. All of them will adhere very well so the true measure of the tape is residue and ease of tearing. Visual Departures rates tops in both. Buy with confidence.

This is a very easy product to use. The Grid for Halfdome comes rolled up (like a tape measure). All you need to do is unroll-it and attach using the velcro tabs. Removing it, is just the reverse process. Couldn't be made any easier. Does a very nice job of limiting the spread/spill of light from my light box. Pros: rolls up into a nice tight package. Doesn't take up much room.

I've been using a metal tape measure, like most people, for my whole life. This is my first cinematographer's tape measure and it has changed the professionalism on my shoots. My actors are much less nervous around this soft tape than they are with those clanging, rigid, and obtrusive traditional tape measures. Wind up is easy and the size is great for a 65-footer. I don't suspect I'll be buying another for several years.