BuildIT has a long and rich history of providing advanced metrology solutions. In searching through our archive, we found a very rare 1912 edition of Build!IT nestled in amidst the planimeters and drafting machines, and we would like to share our discovery of this then cutting-edge solution with you today.
Now and Then
While the technology surrounding metrology has grown in leaps and bounds, the basics haven’t changed all that much in the past 100 years. Build!IT 1912* still shares a lot of common ground with our latest version Build!IT 3.2.5**. Join us as we take a stroll down memory lane, and take a look at Build!IT 1912 Edition:
State-of-the-art security measures:
Fashion-forward packaging:
With quality instructions and how-to's:
Modern and Complete Metrology Tools for Aircraft and Other Machineries
4999, St- Catherine West ST.
Westmount, Province of Quebec
Canadian Dominion
A variety of tools for every use:
Evaluate Perpendicularity Tool
Bug Repellent
Measure Angle Tool
Measuring Tool
Advanced Measure Tool
Use the “Measure Angle” Tool to measure any angle. Conveniently convert any angle to its complementary.
Use the “Evaluate Perpendicularity” Tool to inspect normal planes.
Use the “Draw Circle” Tool to add either circles or arcs to your model.
Build!IT provides unequaled security for your data thanks to the “Security Dongle” Tool.
Our most Advanced Measurement Tool ever!!
– can be used remotely
-support for large dimensions (up to 8 meters)
– reports both imperial and metric units
– no battery or energy source required
– water-proof, fire-resistant, sun-resistant, jam-resistant
And of course, our very effective bug removal methods:
Get rid of any bug with just one spray
100% natural
Ingredients: water, engineer sweat, patience
Build!IT 1912 also had glowing customer testimonials from leading innovators in the field, similar to the ones you can find on our website today:
-The Wright brothers
-Louis Bleriot
-Gustave Eiffel
-Henry Ford
Thank you everyone for a lovely 2012, and best wishes for 2013!
*Not a real product, with no historical value or accuracy. All facts regarding the 1912 edition of Build!IT are purely fictitious and cannot actually be considered facts. Special thanks goes out to Stephane, for all the work he put into Build!IT 1912 for our humorous holiday gift exchange!
**Totally real.
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