Just In What's that radius? Check our our Radius & Circle Center Finder Tool ($1)

[FireSprint.com]

Check out the FireSprint Center/Radius Finding Tool! Use the corners to measure common sign corners such as 1/4", 1/2", 3/4", and 1.5". For less common radiuses, use the many printed circles. Our Center/Radius Finding Tool is also handy for finding the center of round stock or for matching a radius on a graphic. Made from nearly unbreakable polycarbonate, it is durable and perfect for life in the workshop.

This tool is exclusively available to sign, print, and graphics professionals like you! Get yours today and say goodbye to sloppy sign corners and frustrating trial and error!

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2521-D

 

[Pauly]

Not something that i need, but i think it's quite neat. i think that could have helped me a few times i must admit.

 

[Marlene]

wish you had one that was much larger to measure for sign cabinets.

 

[Quark]

this is genius

 

[FireSprint.com]

wish you had one that was much larger to measure for sign cabinets.

Would that really be useful? How big would you reasonably need?

 

[Marlene]

Would that really be useful? How big would you reasonably need?

it would be nice to have one that could measure the radius of a sign cabinet, maybe 6" or so. when asked to reface an existing cabinet I've had many a sign tech come up with their own methods from guessing to drawing it on cardboard. when you are making a pan face that doesn't help much. we don't do it often but it would be nice to have a tool so it is consistent

 

[FatCat]

I want one - TAKE MY MONEY!!!

 

[FireSprint.com]

So would 1/2" radiuses from 3" to 9" be helpful? Would that cover most of it, or do we need to go out further?

 

[Marlene]

So would 1/2" radiuses from 3" to 9" be helpful? Would that cover most of it, or do we need to go out further?

it wouldn't hurt to go up a 12" if possible.

 

[FireSprint.com]

it would be nice to have one that could measure the radius of a sign cabinet, maybe 6" or so. when asked to reface an existing cabinet I've had many a sign tech come up with their own methods from guessing to drawing it on cardboard. when you are making a pan face that doesn't help much. we don't do it often but it would be nice to have a tool so it is consistent

I want one - TAKE MY MONEY!!!

it wouldn't hurt to go up a 12" if possible.

Would this be useful? Any ideas for improvement?

 

[FatCat]

That would work as well. In my situation I can usually figure out the radius the old fashioned way, but a pre-printed guide would be slick! Again, you guys get these ready and I'll buy at least 2 from you, lol.

 

[Pixels Are Bad Mmmkay?]

What a fantastic offer. I just bought two. Thanks, guys!

 

[SignStudent]

I vaguely recall when you were asking for suggestions on what to print that would be useful. Looks like you found a great idea! I just ordered a couple as well.

 

[FireSprint.com]

Cool. We'll get to work on the larger one. Again, if anyone has any ideas on how to make it better, we're all ears!

 

[Mosh]

I have used mine a few times already! Thanks guys.

 

[eahicks]

Make your own....print out as big as you want on clear vinyl, apply to piece of polycarb.

 

[Pixels Are Bad Mmmkay?]

Make your own....print out as big as you want on clear vinyl, apply to piece of polycarb.

Or you could just pay $1.00, get free shipping, and not waste your time. But hey, knock yourself out.

 

[eahicks]

Or you could just pay $1.00, get free shipping, and not waste your time. But hey, knock yourself out.

LOL....I was mostly kidding. Yeah I'd definitely just buy one before spending the time to do that.