• Geometry Set For All Levels Designed in USA
• Package Includes 15 Piece: 2 Metal Compasses (1 Study Compass & 1 Graphic Compass), 1 Extra Lead for Graphic Compass, 1 Metal Divider, 2 Pencils for Compass, 1 Mechanical Pencil (0.5 mm) for Compass, 1 Pack of 0.5 mm Lead for Mechanical Pencil, 1 Eraser, 1 Metal Pencil Sharpener, 1 Ruler (6”), 1 Set Square (30°/60°), 1 Set Square (45°), 1 Protractor, 1 Protractor with Swing Arm (6”)
• 15 Piece Geometry Set, Compass Set in a Reusable Pouch, Easy to Carry and Store
• Inch and Centimeter Measurements
• The Math Set/Geometry Set Designed by Experienced Math Experts with All Essential Items for Teachers and Students at Any Level
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• Compasses:
  • Easy to Handle and Use
  • One Graphic Compass with Extra Lead for Drawing and One Study Compass for Geometry
  • Draw Perfect Circles from ¼” to 6” in Radius Using Graphic Compass and ¼” to 5 ¼” in Radius with Study Compass
• Divider:
  • 5 ¼” Point to Point Measurement
  • Useful Measurement Transfer Tool for Uneven Surfaces
• Pencils:
  • 2 HB Short Pencils to Help Visibility When Drawing Circles
• Pencil Sharpener:
  • Metallic Silver Single Hole Metal Pencil Sharpener
• Mechanical Pencil and Pack of Lead:
  • 0.5 mm Black Plastic Mechanical Pencil
  • Great for Drawing Circles Using Study Compass and Writing
  • A Package of 0.5 mm Lead
• Eraser
• Ruler (6”), Set Square (30°/60°), Set Square (45°), Protractor:
  • Inch and centimeter
  • Transparent Color for Better Visibility
• Protractor with Swing Arm
  • Easy-to-Read Inch and Centimeter
  • Swing Arm for Drawing Accurate Angles and Arcs

How to use

• Open the compass to the radius desired for your circle.
• Place the compass point on a piece of paper where you would like the center point of the ring.
• Place the position of the pencil/lead on the paper.
• Rotate the compass to mark a circle on the paper with a pencil. Draw without lifting the point of the compass of the paper.

• Place the center of the protractor on the tip of the line, where you would like to draw the angle or arc.
• Swing the arm to the opposite side.
• Hold the pencil in the grove and bring it to your desired angle.

• A compass is a handy drawing tool to have around. Use it to draw circles, make equal line segments, or find the midpoint of a line. You can also get creative and draw symmetric shapes such as Flower of Life, or Mr. Pen Mustache.