Point 2 Point Mk2

Bigger Stonger and More Accurate.

The NEW Point 2 Point™ Mk2 takes the hassle out of marking out jobs that need equal spacings, ideal for those of us whose eye instantly settles on an out of place screw head. The Point 2 Point™ saves a good deal of discomfort and time spent with a calculator, tape measure and note pad. Finding the perfect sequence and spacings for a row of coat hooks, screws, nails, dowels, or shirt buttons is as easy as an equally divided piece of cake.

Simply lock the unit tight to transfer your measurement, ideal over long distances for a series of marking points e.g. banister rails. Finding centre is quick and simple, the Point 2 Point is fast and more accurate than ever. Its a real time saver!

Any finished job that leaves an exposed run of screw heads, nails, or even coat hooks can be a hassle to space equally. If you don’t take the time to space them accurately, the only thing you’ll notice is the screw head that’s out of sync. The P2P Mk2 works out the correct number and position of a run of fixings, quickly and accurately. The 7 integral uprights built onto the Point 2 Point™ mechanism expand equally to give 7 accurate marking points. If it’s worth doing it’s worth doing properly.

Where’s the middle? How many times do you just want to find the center of a board. The central upright of the new Point 2 Point™ mk2 instantly centers itself on boards upto 2.1/2 ft in width.

The key to successfully edge jointing panels with dowels or flat dowels (biscuits) is a consistently repeatable dowel position. Set the Point to Point™ mechanism upto 5’’ between points and lock-in the precise setting. Then the layout markings can be transferred from board to board as many times as is required.

Minimizing wastage on a solid wood project can save a considerable amount of money. That starts with maximizing the size and number of components that can be extracted from each board at the start of a project. Using the Point 2 Point™ gives an excellent visual guide when marking out prior to rough sawing.