Q&A(2)
Q: Is the protractor suitable for identifying angles?
A: Yes, the clear plastic protractor is ideal for identifying angles.
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Q: What is the maximum operating range of the compass?
A: The maximum operating range of the compass is 6 inches.
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Q: Can the pencil hinge be adjusted?
A: Yes, the pencil hinge can be adjusted to your child's liking.
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Q: Does the compass have a comfort grip handle?
A: Yes, the compass features a comfort grip handle for easy use.
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Q: What material is the compass and protractor set made of?
A: The set is made of strong, durable plastic material.
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Q: Hi! Does the compass have inch AND centimeter markings? I can see it has inches, in the pic. Thanks!
A: Hello Michelle, Yes, this does have inches and centimeter markings. - Jonathan
submitted byJonathan - 5 years agoTarget staff support
Q: How do you lock the compass in place for a given angle? It seems to just swing loosely.
A: Hello L - We're happy to answer that. If the compass is too lose, the screw on the top of the compass may be tightened. The compass does not have function to lock in place. Thanks for reaching out! - John
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Q: Circle Diameter What is the maximum size circle one can make with this compass? Are those marking for the radius or diameter?
A: Hi need2no – Thanks for viewing our office supplies! What a fun way to learn math. The compass will make a 6” circle. Diameter is measured from the center of the circle (from edge to edge), where the radius is from the center of the circle to one side of the circle. Thanks for dropping by. - Anita
submitted byAnita - 6 years agoTarget staff support