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Reviews (6)
Aug 01, 2019
Eh...
It serves its purpose. It's inexpensive. You can do without it and save even more. I bought a turntable for my daughter as a house warming gift. She has gotten into vinyl. I thought it would be nice to add this small touch in case she ever came across a 45 from the attic. So, it's a bit clunkier than a disc that fits in the record, but the cone shape will provide an easier way to slip on the record and the fact that it's a bit bigger and doesn't stay on a record means that it's less likely to be lost. If I was buying it for myself, I would have cut the circle out of cardboard and been happy as a lark.
Nov 03, 2015
Perfect for my needs
1 of 1 found this helpful There's lots to appreciate about this thing. First, I bought it to line a back yard soccer field. The fact that it can make lines 4" or 2" really helps. No need to waste chalk on a 4" field. That would be over kill. It's light enough that I can trace circles by lifting one wheel. It's heavy enough so that it doesn't bounce around when I'm trying to trace a straight line. It absolutely gets the job done.
If you do need to make circles, the best way I found is to have a one wheeled paint marker tied to a string, and lightly trace the circle with that... then, use this to go over it in chalk. Using paint, I found, was such a complete waste because the grass is painted, but the paint sticks to the grass. When it's mowed, away goes the line. Chalk sifts down onto the ground so it's much more longer lasting. Good luck, however, finding bags of chalk for this. Menards usually has them. Home Depot has it in their web site, but charges, I believe, to ship. I was able to find a place about 30 miles away. Shipping charges are a $##% for a 40 or 50 lb. bag of chalk. Don't go to a store, assuming they have it. Call ahead!
Jun 01, 2023
I blame myself
The washers were smaller than I really needed. I blame myself for that.
But what more does anyone need to know about washers? The best advice I have is, go to the hardware store so you can bring along whatever you'll be using it with and you'll be sure to get the correct size. Duh. Lesson learned.