Compact and easy to carry, the kit is neatly packaged in a strong corrugated carrying case. It’s great for junior high, high school, and college students of architecture, engineering, and mechanical drawing.

The case has both a short handle and shoulder strap and contains:

16 in. x 21 in. metal edge drawing board
21 in. transparent edge T-square
6 in. triangle (45°/90°), 8 in. triangle (30°/60°)
4 in. semicircular protractor
6 1/2 in. irregular curve
12 in. architects’ triangular scale
Sandpaper pointer pad
2H and 4H pencils, sharpener
Soft pencil eraser, art gum eraser, erasing shield
3/4 in. x 10 yd. roll of drafting tape
Freehand lettering guide pad

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