Measuring a run of drawers without mixing them up

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BOLDR Max

Three drawers in a row come in at 23 1/2, 23 1/2 and 23 7/16, and that last sixteenth is the whole problem. Written down they are three near-identical figures with nothing holding them to a drawer. Measured with the T1R Range through camera glasses, each one lands where it was taken: BOLDR Max outlines the fronts and labels them separately, so the odd one out is visible instead of becoming a transcription error nobody catches.

Why the labels matter

Three drawers, three near-identical figures
A sixteenth is easy to lose on paper
T1R Range measures through the glasses
Each front outlined and labelled alone
The odd one out stays visible

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A kitchen drawer is pulled open and measured with the T1R Range, the green line running across the opening. The result is the same cabinet run with every drawer front outlined in green and labelled on its own at 23 1/2, 23 1/2 and 23 7/16, each tagged as a width against its own drawer rather than pooled into one list.