Taking a whole window take-off with your arms overhead

Windows
One-Handed Use

Measuring a window means working above your head, and every second you hold that position is a second you are not writing anything down. The T1 Tomahawk captures each reading on the button as you take it, so the head, the jamb and the sill come off in one pass with your arms up once instead of three times. The list is on the tool when you bring your arms down, ready to go to the supplier.

How the take-off runs

Head, jamb and sill in a single pass
Arms up once instead of three times
Capture on the T1 button, mid-reach
The T1 Tomahawk holds the whole list
No pencil and no notebook overhead

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A double-hung window in a timber-framed opening is measured with both arms raised, the blade run across the head and then down the jamb. A branded housewrap panel is visible through the glass. Each reading is captured before the arms come down, and nothing is written on the framing or on paper.