The TiNY EDC Tool with Infinite Potential | Titanium Tiroler

Reviewing the new Ti EDC tool from Titaner. This unusual micro tool promises to provide precise measurements in a package that is at ~90% smaller than your average tape measure.
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The Tiroler is a unique and drastic variation on a regular measuring tape, and has to be one of the smallest pieces of EDC gear I have ever used. In this video, we find out how it stacks up against regular tape measures, to see if something this small can really be useful as a part of your everyday carry.
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[@TheNickHorton]

Just found your channel and immediately subbed. You should have thousands of views imho. Please keep making them and I’ll keep watching them.

[@vladimirkirillovskiy8056]

That not a new idea, saying at least :) Same as curvimeter - calculating a distance based on radius and circumference. They made a good effort to choose the right market, as EDC community like flashy and overengineered fidgets. Personally, I also thought about something similar, as you've said any tape measure you have better than the one you don't. For now, I'm just carrying a coin with a 16mm diameter with gives me about 5cm circumference - works for rough estimated measurements :) Or you can get a 32mm ball bearing for about 10cm
Video looks great :)

[@tacyepengelly7443]

I really want one of those! Looks classy, as is the video x

[@jcharles-12]

They have other products on their website, might order some

[@fleshtonegolem]

until you need to measure into a corner. lol The amount of friction you need to apply for it to roll consistently seems like it will leave marks on a lot of materials.

[@user-ne3ql4vn2j]

To measure into the corner you just have to bump the wheel up against the wall and add the radius of the instrument to the measurement reading. I agree, it will probably take a lot of force to overcome friction.

[@remigiuszbudak7017]

How much can you mesure for one revolution of this? Are you supposed to multiply some constsnt by the times the ruler clicked or what?

[@user-ne3ql4vn2j]

Yes. Each revolution is 10 cm. You take the number of clicks and multiply it by 10, then you add on the number that the indicator reads.