Westcott T-800 Small Circles Template, Plastic Geometric Shapes Template Tool for Drawing and Drafting

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Great tool for my needlework projects!

Very nice template. .025 thick and flexible. Precisely marked centers.Would definitely recommend !

I bought this template to draw circles on wood to make earrings.For the price, this template is great. Overall quality is pretty good. This is not as thick, 0.61mm, as the other template I bought to do ovals: Alvin Even Ellipse Master Template (TD1267). However, it's thick enough to last a long time, and is easily sturdy enough to do what we want it to do. This is so much easier than using a compass, and it does not leave a puncture in the middle of the circle.This template is very easy to use, and it easy to see through for alignment. There are plenty of circle sizes to choose from, which is great!Conclusion: For the price, this template is hard to beat. It might not be as thick as some other templates, but it works very well, and the thinner profile has the potential to be helpful in certain places. As you can see in the images, they make great circles (and ovals using the template mentioned above) Recommended!

Not the quality of the Drafting Quality units I'm accustomed to using as a retired Engineer. But is very good for the price. Mainly use for Speaker Cabinet Desisgns.

I recently got into leather working and while I'm pretty good at doing quite a bit freehand, I decided that it was time to get some help with some of my "problem areas"....mainly, curved edges. So, after searching for circle templates, I saw that this one was the #1 rated bestseller....which obviously means I have to follow the herd and buy it, right? Well, as you've guessed I bought it and after having made a couple knife sheaths with it, I like that it is light, meaning I can move shift it around easily. I also like that while it is light, it's not and doesn't feel flimsy, so I'm not really worried about it's ability to withstand a little abuse (physical, though I don't plan on causing bruises....I'll probably just stick to the verbal abuse and let it go to counseling afterwords). Also, it's smooth surface texture lets it slid well on the leather when I need to to, after removing the little pressure I hold it with while tracing a circle.

Works perfectly!

Sometimes that’s all I feel I’m doing—going in circles. But if it’s going to happen, why not with perfection? Actually, I needed to do some technical tracing and the Westcott T-800 covers a great range of small sizes. It’s not a Spirograph, no does it intend to be. Still, there is art in precision and glad to have this little gadget on hand.