Staedtler 552 01 Compass for Drafting, Medium Car Type Mars

品質が良く、使いやすい。 いろいろな部品に分解できるので、楽しい。

家紋作成用として購入しましたが、ある上絵師が使用しているメーカーですね。

小学生が使うには高価だが、学童用品のコンパスを上手く使うのは難しいので買い与えてよかったと思う。学校用としてはいわゆる学習用品のコンパスで十分ですが、中学受験でコンパスが必要な学校を受験される場合にはこちらがいいかもしれません。 ただ Amazonの梱包材の削減により 初回はケースに直接伝票やシールが貼られて配送され、ケースはベタベタで使い物にならず。 返品交換したら、上記の件はカスタマーセンターに伝えてありましたが、またケースに直接伝票が貼られて、更にケースが割れていました。 もう一度返品交換したら、やっと梱包されて届きました。 梱包材の削減には賛成ですが こちらのコンパスは既存のケースに保管するしか持ち歩き手段がないので、考えていただきたいです。

商品説明や商品写真にあるユニバーサルアダプタはそもそも付属しない仕様のようです。 商品説明とは別項目にちゃんと書いてあるので私が見逃していたのが悪いのですが、もう少しわかりやすく表記していただきたかったです。 製品自体の品質は良いものでした。

写真にある、ユニバーサルアダプタは付属していないです。注意して下さい。 シャーペンで描きたかったので残念です。

初めて本格的なコンパスに触れました 評価が５ではなかったのは継ぎ足し棒がケースと合っていなかったからです(写真を参考に) その他の点に関しては完璧です 注意するところは552コンパスは差込径が4mmなのに対し 付属の小コンパスは差込径が3.5mmです コンパスシャープとかを買ううときはそこらへんを見極めて買うといいでしょう あと、名前を書くシールが付属していました

まず、ケースに傷が多く、中央は割れている状態でした。また他のペンを装着するための部品が入っておらず、返品、交換します。 決して安くはない文房具なのでしっかり配送の段階での確認、傷や割れが最低限つかないような梱包が必要だと思います。 追加 返品交換した物も部品がない状態でした。必要だから購入しているので適切に対処して欲しかった。

製図に使っています。付属の芯がHBなので線が薄いです。

I've now purchased 3 different Steadler compasses! The first one needed to be returned due to a fault, the second one is great as you get a nice mechanical pencil with it for free, and I bought this because the compass I had was slightly too small to accommodate a project I am working on. This is just perfect - the extender bar is simple to attach, and it was great at drawing very large circles accurately. I love the lock function on it which again is really easy to use if you need to extend or reduce the diameter size. It all screws together nicely and comes with one spare needle and two spare nibs. It was great value for money, as I tried to purchase just an extender bar and they were really expensive, so it was cheaper to buy a compass set.

zeer goed

Entrega correcta.

Amazing product

The combination of features in this compass make it extremely easy to use, very precise and also very versatile. The wheel allows you to adjust the compass radius minutely, and the buttons allow you to easily and quickly change the radius by large amounts. In actual operation how this works is, you use the buttons to adjust to radius to very close to the one you want, and then you use the wheel to quickly fine-tune it to the exact radius required. It's worth noting that the wheel adjusts more finely than the wheel on the similar Staedtler compass which lacks the buttons. (On that compass, if the wheel screws were as finely tuned as on this one, it would take far too long to adjust the compass radius by large amounts since that other compass has no button release.) The max radius is in excess of 8 inches—don't know exactly the size but it's very large. Additionally, there is an extra piece which you can put in place of the compass lead, which open up and allows you to tighten into place any kind of writing instrument or paintbrush, chalk or whatever. It allows for pen-like objects quite a bit wider than a standard pencil, so even fancy gel pens can fit into it and be tightened in. Also, the design of the tightening screw is such that it will not damage what you put into it. (Some compasses have a screw that screws directly into the side of the inserted wooden pencil, leaving a small hole. This compass just squeezes the pen or pencil with a curved plastic piece—nice design.) The case is very nice and professional and protects your compass and lead and so forth. The catch on the case is just right—easy to open, but it is very unlikely to come open by itself in a backpack. I suppose it could if you REALLY bashed your bag around, but I've never had a problem with it. Also included is a small cylinder for holding extra lead, which comes with several leads and—surprise! an extra metal compass tip. Nice touch. Haven't had a need for it so far. Actually, since the metal tip is the same width as the compass lead, you could even replace the lead with the extra metal tip so you would have a compass with two metal tips and no lead—something like carpenters compasses I have seen. I haven't personally needed to do this but it might be handy. Both arms of the compass have the same connector screws, so you could use the pen/paintbrush holder in place of the metal tip, instead of in place of the lead tip. Again, I've never needed to, but you could do it easily if you wanted to. (In other words, you would then have two tips: one of lead for drawing, and the other whatever you put into the plastic grip and tightened in.) The compass has one more feature, which I'm not really sure the purpose of. Both of the standard arms—lead holder and metal tip—can be bent inward on a hinge that's about halfway up the arms. The hinge is fairly stiff so they will NEVER bend that way by accident. They can't bend outward at all, only inward. I don't know why this would be useful, since you can just use the button release to make the radius smaller instead of bending them in like that, but there it is. (Please comment if you know what that feature is for.) Overall, this is easily the best compass I have ever seen or used and for me, well worth the price of about $25.