Multi trace multi function tool for school

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Multi-trace multifunctional tool for school, college, university, hobby or craft. Compact and fits in a pencil case or shirt pocket. Ideal for back to school, supply for primary CP, CE1, CE2, CM1, CM2, secondary, college 6e, 5e, 4e, 3e, high school second, first, terminal, BTS, DUT, license, master, DESS. etc.... French invention protected by patent INPI, marketing prohibited (or contact me for contract), only for your personal use. You will find: STL files (cap, top, and bottom. and a flat version of the top) a file of angular graduations to print and paste in the intended location. you will also need a PVC screw M 2.3 x 5 (order or search well at home, you will find an equivalent for sure) Note: the graduations in mm are directly printed on the product, not like on my first version in video link but which has the merit to show the global functioning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL1E8Yb4k28 The product's advantages : Compact and design Fits in the case or shirt pocket Multifunction 4 in 1 Technical shapes studied Simple and intuitive Ease of use of the protractor Obtaining the square by a quick rotation to the stop Good value for money Useful circle marker for small circles A "Swiss Army knife" gadget side Straightness and rigidity when tracing in large ruler mode. Protection by clasp once closed. Secure and non-sharp object. Turnable on both sides (flush on both sides) Currently, there is no similar product in all major distribution outlets: hyper/super markets, FNAC, bookstores, etc... The feedback from the students/teachers surveyed is promising on the seduction of this object towards this public. Its purpose is not to replace or compete with the sale of current individual products (ruler, square, protractor, circle tracing) but to be a complement in case of forgetfulness in class (Who has never forgotten his ruler or protractor?), so there is a huge place to take on the market with this product. Feel free to share this innovation to your contacts and social networks, please.