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Joel Martin
>I have been looking for a particular scribe and have had no luck in the stores. It says "ok-tools" on it. It is about 4" and holds a round pencil. It closely resembles a compass but doesn't have a pointed end. If you can help locate this kind of scribe it would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA
>Joel,
that's a new design to me - cute little puppy. What does it offer you that's important to your work?
I'm seeing a flat bottom in the
Vic P
>picture that would keep it from rolling in use. IMHO I suspect for the person such as me that lacks the skill to hold a scribe steady and wants to scribe a line and feel more comfortable about the accuracy of said line this is a big plus. Besides, it looks affordable.