Plastic Template Titanum 105×180 mm — Titanum Szablon plastkowy 105x180mm

Plastic template Titanum 105×180 mm is a flat marking and measuring plate intended for accurate layout tasks in crafts, model-making and small-scale construction. The 105×180 mm size provides a compact working area while maintaining straight edges and predefined hole patterns for tracing and cutting guides. Made of durable plastic, the template is lightweight and resistant to regular workshop use, allowing repeated marking and alignment operations on wood, plastic and thin metal sheets.

Advantages

The template combines a practical size with stable edges that help ensure straight lines and consistent measurements. Its hole pattern and predefined shapes simplify transfer of points and curves, reducing setup time during repetitive tasks. Being lightweight and thin makes it easy to position and hold in place, while durable plastic construction increases resistance to wear from pencils, pens and fine cutting tools.

Suitable for

• Hobby and model-making projects requiring precise marking and alignment
• Small carpentry and joinery tasks where compact guides are needed
• Paper, cardboard and thin-sheet layout and cutting
• Workshop and on-site adjustments where portability is important

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 105 × 180 mm
• Material: durable, lightweight plastic
• Flat plate design with straight reference edges
• Predefined hole pattern for point transfer and marking
• Thin profile for easy positioning and tracing

How to use

Place the template on the workpiece aligning its straight edge with the intended reference line. Use the predefined holes and edges to mark points, draw lines or guide a cutting tool. Hold the template steady with one hand or apply light clamps for increased accuracy. For repetitive markings, use a pencil or fine-tip marker through the holes; for cutting guides, trace along the edge with a utility knife or scalpel using a straightedge if needed.

Usage recommendations

Clean the template after use to remove debris that could affect accuracy. Store flat to avoid warping and avoid exposure to high temperatures or aggressive solvents. For the most accurate lines, use sharp pencils or fine permanent markers and secure the template when making precise cuts.