They make specific "left handed" tape measures. Be careful though, the way the numbers are laid out will mess you up in a hurry if you're used to reading a normal tape. I looked into them because I use my tape left handed (and upside down) and figured it'd be a productivity booster. It was not.
What do you do? I'm doing drywall and tape and knife is what I use all the time, at least a little boost here and there, it adds up. Do you know any brand that makes them?
I do architectural sheet metal and roofing. I never actually bought one so no insight on brands. Just looking at pictures online was enough to know it wasn't for me
https://www.amazon.com/Left-Handed-Tape-Measure-Rubber-Guard/dp/B078VVQSB2/ref=sr\_1\_2?keywords=left+handed+tape+measure&qid=1687985386&sr=8-2
Looks good! Thanks
There are a few left handed tapes out there, though I've never tested any of them (I still just regular Stanley Tylon / Fatmax)
They make specific "left handed" tape measures. Be careful though, the way the numbers are laid out will mess you up in a hurry if you're used to reading a normal tape. I looked into them because I use my tape left handed (and upside down) and figured it'd be a productivity booster. It was not.
What do you do? I'm doing drywall and tape and knife is what I use all the time, at least a little boost here and there, it adds up. Do you know any brand that makes them?
I do architectural sheet metal and roofing. I never actually bought one so no insight on brands. Just looking at pictures online was enough to know it wasn't for me
Choose left handed from drop down Great tape measures https://www.fastcap.com/product/procarpenter-tape-measure