Deep Dive into Moasure ONE: My Hands-On Review After Two Weeks
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2024
- Join Alex Purdy from Carolina Terrain as he shares a comprehensive review of the Moasure ONE tool, two weeks into his exploration. Rated a solid 7 to 8 out of 10, Alex highlights its lightweight design, ease of use, and the innovative visual insights it provides for landscape projects. Discover the pros, cons, and practical tips directly from Alex's experience.
Pros:
1️⃣ Lightweight and portable, with a carrying case and belt-mounted pouch.
2️⃣Provides 2D and 3D visualizations of measurements, offering detailed insights into grade changes and fall between points.
3️⃣Flexible measuring options for straight lines, arcs, and irregular shapes.
Cons:
1️⃣ Occasional sporadic readings and measurement challenges.
2️⃣ The charging cord is a micro USB, which is quite short, posing a minor inconvenience.
Tips:
1️⃣ Consider purchasing a longer micro USB cable for easier charging.
2️⃣ Keep a spare charging cable in your vehicle for on-the-go charging needs.
Alex discusses how, despite its occasional quirks, Moasure ONE offers a new level of efficiency and flexibility in measuring landscape projects, though it doesn't entirely replace the precision of laser levels. It's an invaluable tool for getting a general idea of landscape contours and drainage patterns.
Engage with us and share your thoughts and experiences with Moasure by tagging @Moasure. Use hashtags #CarolinaTerrain #MoasureReview to join our community discussion.
Would love to see a video of mulch bed measurements, especially those where you can't really get the width due to shrubs, etc. I hope this also does the calculations for you to figure out the total yards needed. To save time from calculator
Thank you for your review. 🙏🏻🤩Would love to see one more. Where you might have trees ”shadowing” satilites? If it works just as well under a roof to get the ground points?
I will take all special requests and make a follow up video demonstrating these different functions. One benefit of Moasure is it’s not based on gps or satellite based measurements so this can be used in covered areas such as the woods or even inside for measuring walls if you are a painter or home improvement company.
Hi, quick question right now I own a Plott measuring wheel but I’m not quite happy with it. I was wondering if you recommend the moasure tool to measure for artificial grass where I mostly measure backyards and sometimes some odd shapes like flower beds.
Yes, absolutely! It’s great for measuring abnormally shaped areas. The trace function is perfect for this. They recently released a new update allowing you to measure volume as well.
It can be a bit tricky to measure the complete area of beds if you don’t have good accessibility because you need to create a closed shape.
If there’s interest, I can make another video showing how to measure abnormal shapes like mulch or planting beds.
How would you get the surface area of a pool deck?
You would create two layers. The first layer would be the perimeter of the pool deck and then the second layer would be the perimeter of the pool. You would then subtract the pool deck area from the pool area to get your pool deck measurements.
Your 3D view shows a 14’ elevation difference between your start and end points. It didn’t appear to be that much of a difference from the video.
You are correct. In this case I had to remeasure this to get an accurate reading.
@@carolinaterrainHe made a good call, but camera views are hugely different than being there in person.
A 500 foot hill filmed close appears to be 100 or 200 feet on camera.
Technology should use a wheel so you don't have to hold that stick and stop every 8 seconds. Could definitely be more efficient. Seems a little dated for 2024.
If you can find something better for the price, please let me know. I tried the Plott wheel and didn’t like it and found it to be very inaccurate.
@@carolinaterraindoes a wheel do elevation or make a graph?
I'm guessing not, but maybe there are fancy ones.🫣
"or this could break off"
....how about make that area with .00347 cents more plastic so that can't break? 🙄
Durability sells.