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Q: How to Read a Tape Measure?
A: A tape measure counts increments of measurement in feet and inches. The longer marks on the tape with numbers are your inches. Twelve inches make one foot. Ther... Read More »

Q: Who Invented the Tape Measure?
A: The modern tape measure was invented by Alvin J. Fellows on July 14, 1968. Fellows is from New Haven Connecticut. Fellows design was an improvement on other des... Read More »

Q: How to Read a Tape Measure.
A: 1. Look at the big number that's nearest to, but before the mark you're trying to read. It should be a whole number. That's how many inches you're measuring. If... Read More »

Q: How to Measure With Tape Rulers.
A: 1. Grasp the end of the tape ruler and extend it the full length of the object to be measured. If the object is extremely tall, make sure your tape measure is l... Read More »

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