Kreg KMA2900 Multi-Mark Multi-Purpose Marking and Measuring Tool
August 11, 2017 - Comment
From The Manufacturer: The Kreg Multi-Mark Is An Incredibly Handy Multi-Purpose Marking And Measuring Tool, Perfect For A Wide Variety Of Household And Jobsite Applications. The Multi-Mark Features Three Different Scale Configurations, A Built-In Level, A Handy 3/16” Reveal Gauge, And Much More… Whether You Need To Transfer A Measurement For That Last Ceramic Tile, Layout Some Mitered Corners, Or Just Straighten A Few Simple Picture Frames, The Multi-Mark Is The Only Tool You’Ll Need To Get The Job Done. Features: , 3 Scale Configurations , Imperial And Metric Scale , Built-In 3/16″ Reveal Gauge , Torpedo Level , Durable And Compact Design.
Product Features
- From the manufacturer: The Kreg Multi-Mark is an incredibly handy multi-purpose marking
- The Multi-Mark features three different scale configurations, a built-in level, a handy 3/16″ reveal gauge
- Item is manufactured in United States
- Wide variety of measuring and marking functions
- 3 Unique scale positions
- 3/16-Inch offset for door trim
- Cumulative scale for transferring measurements
- Perfect for general layout
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I should have listened to the negative reviews I wish I had trusted the more negative reviews. This tool is not very good at anything except as a reveal guide and a small ruler. It is just to imprecise for 90 degree angles. Too much play in the one I received. I expect more out of a kreg product. I consider their other tools a quality product. This tool should be about half the price.
A small little gem but surprisingly useful I never thought I’d find this so useful. In just the past few weeks I’ve used this to quickly set the overlap distance on a roof shingle. Set it against the fascia and slide the shingle to touch it to make a perfect measurement every time. I also used it to set the depth of a piece of drywall to patch a large hole. The wood supports had to be set back exactly the depth of the new drywall piece. I set the depth against the drywall piece, moved the tool to the wall against the outside of the…
Meh…don’t bother Meh…not sure if the design of this item requires the plastic cover to be removable or not, but when removing the brass thumbscrew the cover comes completely off (there are two recessed holes on the underside of the cover, and two mating “pins” on the body, which led me to believe the cover is supposed to ‘snap’ onto the pins and NOT come off). The bubble level also fell out once the cover came off. I ended up super-gluing the bubble level into the recess, as well as super gluing the…