How do you measure between two pipes on different planes?
- Plumbing
- Rough-In
- Accuracy
Offset piping is the case where a tape has nothing to hook and nothing to lie against, so the usual answer is a body wedged between two runs and a blade held at a guess. Laser mode on the T1 Tomahawk anchors on the lower pipe and reads across from where you stand. The dimension for the fitting comes off the display rather than off an estimate.
Why offset runs defeat a tape
- Nothing to hook and nothing to lie against
- Laser anchors on the lower pipe
- Read across from where you stand
- No wedging between two runs
- The fitting dimension comes off the display
Two pipes that do not share a plane give a tape nothing useful to hook or lie against. Switching to laser mode lets you anchor on the lower pipe and take the distance from where you are standing, without climbing between them or holding a blade at an angle and guessing what it reads.
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