🎨 Design Like a Pro with Precision!
The Kunz 580-4100 Trammel Points are essential tools for professionals looking to lay out large circles and arcs with precision. Made in Germany, these trammel points feature a robust construction of cast iron and hardened steel, ensuring durability and reliability. With a lightweight design and compatibility with various beam sizes, they are perfect for any project requiring accuracy and ease of use.
| Manufacturer | Robert Larson Co |
| Part Number | 40 |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 6.1 x 2.7 x 0.9 inches |
| Item model number | 580-4100 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material | Cast Iron and Hardened Steel |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
G**N
Meant to be used
High quality, throughout.. Not a toy, no Chinese trash here! Too bad that real quality must come from Europe & not America, like it once did!!
D**E
Overpriced garbage
The clamp down washers are supposed to spin freely when you clamp down on things so that they will stay in place they don't they are completely bound up the only way to get them to work is to stick a piece of cardboard or something in between what you're using for a piece of stock and continually check it they come loose and fall off repeatedly
A**R
Don't tighten them too tight
Second pair first one's broke still like them just don't tighten them too tight
J**M
Kunz Trammel Points
Bought these to replace an old set of Stanley Trammels. They are a close copy except that the Kunz Trammels are poorer quality and aren't finished as well as the Stanley model. They also don't clamp as firmly, or hold a pencil nearly as well.
A**R
Four Stars
Good! Does what it is meant to do.
B**N
Great Trammel Point Set
Great set of Stanley pattern trammel points. Good quality and versatile.
C**N
As good as it gets.
These are simple tools, but most valuble when you need them. they got here very quick, very pleasant expierence. Thanks.
C**H
Absolutely Worthless
The media could not be loaded. Absolutely, positively will not hold pencil! Upon receipt I immediately assembled these trammel points to a small board and added a pencil to the one with a pretend pencil holder. When drawing the arc the pencil absolutely drops out every single time. I tried it multiple times and ensured that the thumb knob was as tight as I could possibly get it. The pencil fell out every single time no matter which direction I attempted to draw the arc/circle. The attached video shows the pencil falling off when drawing an arc/circle and the pencil shows the indentation where I tightened the knob as tight as I could get it. The design needs more of an outer containment for the pencil rather than an open slot with just a knurled knob to tighten.
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