Does the M1 Caliber survive getting knocked around?
- Maintenance & Repair
- Durability
A measuring attachment that lives on a saw gets treated like the saw: into the truck, out at the next stop, off the tailgate onto asphalt. Anything that needs careful handling gets left in the shop and stops earning its keep. The M1 Caliber ships in a moulded case, clamps on and off the fence without tools, and is built as a jobsite instrument rather than a bench one. That is what makes taking it to the second stop of the day realistic instead of theoretical.
How it travels between jobs
- M1 ships in a moulded case
- Clamps on and off without tools
- Built as a jobsite instrument
- Travels between stops in a day
- M1 goes back on the fence fast
The video is the end-of-day pack-up, filmed from a roof: the M1's moulded case in hand up top, then the tool sitting on the pavement below, picked up and looked over. Played for laughs, and a fair picture of what actually happens to a tool that rides between jobs.
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