Geometry set Artyk Primus — 9-piece drawing and measuring kit

Artyk Primus — 9-piece geometry set provides a compact kit of standard drawing and measuring tools intended for classroom work, homework and basic technical sketches. The set groups commonly used instruments in a single portable package to support drawing straight lines, circles, angles and measuring distances with straightforward, manual operation.

Advantages

The kit contains nine coordinated tools designed for durability and everyday school use. Components are arranged to be easy to store and transport, reducing the time spent searching for individual instruments. Materials and construction are selected to provide stable edges and clear markings for consistent results during routine drawing and measuring tasks.

Suitable for

• School geometry exercises and classroom practice
• Homework assignments involving technical drawing basics
• Sketching simple plans or diagrams by hand
• Measuring short lengths and basic angles in craft projects

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 9
• Included tools: standard set of drawing and measuring instruments for geometry (rulers, set squares, protractor, compass, pencil or equivalent drawing implement)
• Form factor: compact, portable kit with storage case
• Primary use: manual drawing and measurement for school and basic technical sketches

How to use

Select the appropriate instrument from the kit for the task: use the ruler or set squares for straight lines and perpendiculars, the protractor for measuring and marking angles, and the compass for drawing circles and arcs. Place tools on a flat, stable surface and ensure the drawing medium is fixed to avoid slippage. Use light guide strokes when marking positions, then apply firmer lines when the layout is confirmed. Maintain the compass hinge and pivot point to keep circles accurate and check scale markings before measuring.

Usage recommendations

Store the geometry set in its case when not in use to protect edges and markings. Clean tools with a soft cloth and avoid exposure to high humidity. For precise measurements, place the ruler or protractor directly on the workpiece and view markings at eye level to reduce parallax error.