Framer's tape hook
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Apr 17, 2007
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Dec 22, 2005
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Jun 22, 2005
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Jun 22, 2004
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The invention called a Framer's Tape Hook is a modification of a tape hook, which is attached to a retractable tape measure. The modification adds the capacity to offset the tape hook by 1/2 the thickness of any framing member. The purpose of this modification is to mark the edge locations of wall studs, floor and ceiling joist, rafters, and trusses. The Framer's Tape Hook can extend 3/4 of an inch for dimension lumber. The Framer's Tape Hook can extend 5/8 of an inch for LGS, or light gauge steel studs. The Framer's Tape Hook can extend 11/4 inches for 21/2 inch wide strapping. The Framer's Tape Hook can be set, to accommodate any stud, joist, or rafter size. The Framer's Tape Hook adds speed and accuracy when marking layout, whether it is a 16 inch on-center layout, 24 inch on-center layout, or any other desired layout.
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