A drawing compass (or drafting compass) is an instrument used in technical drawing to draw circles, semi-circles or arcs. They can also be used to measure distance on maps, and in mathematics. They are used extensively in teaching, and non-digital drafting and are an essential tool for the art enthusiast, draftsman or learner.
Made of metal or plastic, a compass has two parts (legs), one has a spike on to be used as a central point, and the other has a pencil lead, pen or holder to do the drawing. They vary quite a lot in quality and design depending on the intended use.
An educational compass with a centre wheel and extension bar.
A universal compass designed for school and classroom use.
A high-quality compass with a universal adaptor, designed for students.
A standard compass for educational purposes.
An adaptable compass designed for classrooms and education.
A quick-setting compass with a universal adapter and extension bar.
A quick-adjusting compass with a universal adapter.
An expert compass with a universal adapter and extension bar.
An extendable compass with a universal adaptor.
A standard compass for general circle drawings.
The Compact compass is a very reliable small easy to carry drawing tool.
An everyday compass for basic circle drawings.
A reliable geometry compass for accurately drawing precise circles.
An adaptable compass for drawing larger circles.
A precision universal compass, brilliant for accurately drawing smooth circles.
A six-piece universal compass set for expert technical drawing.
Standard size compass leads for precision drawing.
A metallic compass perfect for school.
