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Servicing the radius rods
Radius rods come serviced from the factory but require periodic service from the end user. -
Video of Straightline 1000 base tool and attachments
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Straightline 1000 Tips
Loading, order of use and starting the tape. -
Quality Control Part 4
Final QC video showing last check of the tool and the steps taken with the shipping box to prevent damage during shipping. -
Quick demo
Quick demo of the capabilities of the Straightline 1000 and Precisionline 360. -
Freehand tight curves
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Freehanding curved lines
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Using pinstripe tape to mask lines
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Basketball hoop centering tool
Allows for accurately transferring the center of the hoop to the floor for striping the 3 point lines. -
Gym Floor large circle
Shows the masking of a very precise 12 foot radius circle.
Always start the tape wide and let it settle into the tape guide. Notice how the tape perfectly overlaps the tape at the end. -
Gym Floor Taping
Short video of a local university using the Straightline 1000 and the Sport court attachment to strip the new men's 3 point line. -
Fixing a bent backbone
We do repairs to machines that have been dropped or abused. Usually it is a bent backbone that can be straightened. We made this video to show the process so if you have a capable person or a machine shop, time and money can be saved doing the work yourself.
Before the Straightline 1000 leaves our shop to be shipped to the customer it goes thru a rigorous quality control inspection. Parts are checked three times, once at each stage of production. Raw parts, welded parts and plated parts are checked for proper tolerance. Once they have passed inspection they are assembled and the completed tool is checked again for square and smooth operation. The final inspection is then done, the roll test. The machine is pushed to roll about 15 feet on its own to ensure it rolls straight. A part out of tolerance will show up immediately by the tool swerving off the straight line.
