Layout & Measuring Chalk Lines Tajima Chalk-Rite II

Tajima Chalk-Rite II

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4.6 (1)

Written by PutnamEco January 01, 2009 1817 0Add

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Tajima

Model #

Chalk-Rite II

MSRP

$29.99

Includes:

line
1.4 oz. chalk

Contractor-grade chalk snap-line with 100 ft. of premium-grade braided line Compact, fits comfortably in the palm of your hand yet holds up to 1.6 oz. of chalk Smooth 5 gear-drive winding, up to 3 times faster than standard snap-lines Durable, heavy-gauge die-cast aluminum case with folding crank Positive gear-lock line hold, automatically releases during rewind

From the Manufacturer CHALK-RITE Gear Drive, is a professional fast wind die-cast aluminum chalk snap-line. A compact and extremely durable die-cast aluminum chalk snap-line that winds up to 3 times faster than standard snap-lines. With 100 feet of premium-grade nylon braided snap line, folding rewind crank and a positive gear-lock line hold.

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Average user rating from: 1 user(s)

Overall rating		4.6
Function		5.0 (1)
Accuracy		5.0 (1)
Quality		4.0 (1)
Value		4.0 (1)
Comfort		5.0 (1)

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Tajima Chalk-Rite II 2009-01-01 22:41:46 PutnamEco

Overall rating		4.6
Function		5.0
Accuracy		5.0
Quality		4.0
Value		4.0
Comfort		5.0

Reviewed by PutnamEco January 01, 2009
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Fine line chalk box

This chalk box come with a finely braided line that leave a thinner line than is usual for most chalk boxes.
It comes with a lock that will hold the line, so you can use it without having to touch the line. The lock automatically disengages when you retract the line. This is a nice feature if you can remember to use it. (I can't, old habits die hard)
This box feels light weight, that, to me, means it may not be that durable, but in the years that I've owned it I've yet to break it, despite being dropped off roofs and the other indignities that chalk boxes endure on the job site.

Pros

Fine line, line lock

Cons

light weight

Made in

Japan

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