Bridge city tool works trammel points, or equivalent

[peter gagliardi]

I have a friend who saw my Bridge City trammel points, and he is looking for the same or similar. Does anyone know of or if there is a manufacturer making something of this quality- trammel points that are easily set to a scale on a measured bar or scale, short of making one? I am not fully versed on all of the better toolmakers out there. Thanks for any help.
Peter

[Mike Wilkins]

Don't have a catalog in front of me ( I'm at work) but you could check the Lee Valley catalog. They have a couple of trammel point systems.

[Richard McComas]

I believe the Bridge City trammel point are out of production. There's a set of Bridge City trammel point for sale on eBay with a "buy it now" price of $390.00. item 370865008523

[James Baker SD]

Starrett makes a pretty nice set.

[Mike Henderson]

I see the Starett set on eBay often and at very reasonable prices. There's not that much interest in trammel points.

Mike

[peter gagliardi]

Thanks for the responses so far. I have the Starrett set also, but he likes the way the BCTW one has the precise reading pointer on the built in rule so you don't need another rule to set it. I wasn't sure if anyone else made a similar set . All the others I have seen don't seem to have this rather obvious and well thought out feature.

[Rick Lizek]

http://www.m-powertools.com/products/tri-scribes/tri-scribes.htm
How about better for a lot less!
http://www.usshoptools.com/Mobile_web_1/prod_page_level_3_pdf_mobile.asp?mm_level_3_code=% 20170010_195
PEC (made in USA) 48" rule $117. For measuring I stick to the metal working tool suppliers like the above, www.use-enco.com and www.wttool.com

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

I have a Lee Valley trammel set that I purchased when they first came out, maybe ~20 years ago. It's well made and has been very useful on the rare occasion that I need it.

[David Wong]

I also have the Lee valley trammel set. The one thing I don't like about it is the way a pencil attaches. The pencil can slip pressure. This occurred to me when I was using a 36 inch beam. With a shorter beam, there should not be any problems.