How do you take a run of measurements back to back?

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Measurement Lists

Measuring one thing is easy; measuring fifteen things in a row is where a written list starts skipping entries and transposing digits. The T1 Tomahawk saves on the button so the next measurement can start before the last one is written anywhere, and the list keeps them in the order you took them. That order is the record: when the numbers reach the phone they are already sequenced against the work rather than shuffled.

How the run stays in order

Fifteen in a row is where lists skip
Save on the T1 button and keep moving
Next reading starts before the last is written
List keeps the order you took them in
T1 Tomahawk sequence matches the work

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A run of measurements is taken along a workbench, the green line landing on the blade at each one and the display stepping through readings including fifteen and a half, forty-three, fifty and fifty-six. Each is captured before the tool moves on. A phone showing a keypad sits on the bench and the readings are carried across to it.