"Every LEGO fan knows the brick separator, but far fewer have a dedicated way to measure their creations. The Stud Measure steps into that gap with a compact case, a flexible tape, and markings that translate directly into the geometry of the LEGO system. It is designed for anyone who has ever counted studs by hand across a long baseplate and wished there were a faster way."
"Instead of dangling a metal hook over your build, you snap a bright blue clip straight into the studs. From there, the tape glides across the surface or up the side of a wall while the numbers tick by in studs, bricks, and plates. Whether you are mocking up a city block, planning a train layout, or scaling a real world object into LEGO form, the Stud Measure turns measuring into part of the creative process."
"Riley from Brick Science, a channel with over 2 million subscribers, developed the tool and launched it through a dedicated shop at $9.99. That pricing puts it squarely in impulse buy territory, which feels about right for something this niche. The tape extends to 190 studs, which translates to roughly 60 inches or 152 centimeters in real world terms. For context, that covers the length of most standard LEGO train layouts and easily spans the width of a modular building display."
The Stud Measure is a compact tape tool with markings that translate directly into LEGO geometry, providing measurements in studs, bricks, and plates. A bright blue molded clip snaps into studs to anchor the zero point, letting the tape glide across surfaces or up walls while keeping hands free. The tape extends to 190 studs (about 60 inches / 152 centimeters), covering most train layouts and modular displays without repositioning. Priced at $9.99 and sold through a dedicated shop, the tool targets convenient impulse purchases and supports faster planning, scaling, and alignment for multi-section builds.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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