Nicpro 22-Piece Geometry Set — Safe and Durable Math Tools for Middle School Classrooms, Student-Friendly Case
Nicpro 22-Piece Geometry Set — Safe and Durable Math Tools for Middle School Classrooms, Student-Friendly Case
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Why you'll love it
- all-in-one 22-piece set eliminates the hassle of buying drafting tools individually
- durable storage case keeps 22 small components organized and prevents loss in a backpack
- three specialized compass types (study, graphic, bow) cover everything from basic schoolwork to advanced drafting
- metal construction on compasses promises long-term accuracy rather than disposable plastic
- dual inch and centimeter markings suit both US math curricula and international/SI-based projects
- lightweight 3.2-ounce case is portable enough to carry between classes, the library, and home
Perfect for
- completing geometry homework and textbook exercises
- preparing for standardized tests that require compass-and-straightedge constructions
- drafting technical drawings, architectural sketches, and engineering diagrams
- gifting a student for back-to-school, birthdays, holidays, or Children's Day
- on-the-go studying or working thanks to the portable storage case
22 PCS Compass Geometry Tools
Product Information
Complete Compass Geometry Set – This all-in-one compass geometry set includes 3 types of compasses (study, graphic, bow), 1 divider, extra lead & needles for compass, 2 protractors (standard and swing arm), a 6” ruler, 2 triangle squares (45°, 30°/60°), 2 mechanical pencils(0.5 & 0.7mm), 2 graphic pencils, erasers, lead refills, and a pencil sharpener, all neatly packed in a durable storage case. Ideal for students for school math or drawing tasks
Compasses for Smooth Drawing – High-quality metal compasses designed for accuracy and long-term use, create circles up to 6 inches in diameter. One of the compasses includes an adjustable pen holder, offering greater flexibility for precise arcs and curves in drafting, design, and geometry work
Drafting Tools Kit for Students – Equipped with all the drafting tools needed for school or office use, including protractors, ruler, triangle set squares, and mechanical pencils. All tools are clearly marked with inch and centimeter scales, making them practical and easy to use for math, geometry, or engineering
Compact & Portable Design – All geometry tools are securely stored in a lightweight, compact case, making it easy to organize and carry anywhere. This makes the compass geometry set perfect for classroom use, homework, on-the-go study, or professional drafting tasks
Multi-Purpose Set – This geometry and drafting tools set is perfect for multiple applications such as schoolwork, exams, architectural sketching, woodworking or artistic design. A thoughtful gift for students during back-to-school, birthdays, holidays, or Children’s Day
Brand: Nicpro
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.4 x 4 inches
Color: Grey
Material Type: Metal, Plastic
Number of Items: 22
Date First Available: June 1, 2025
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Nicpro geometry set safe for middle school students to use?
Yes. The set is designed for school-age users and includes no sharp blades, no flame sources, and no toxic materials. The compass points are blunted for safe classroom use, and all components are sized for student hands.
Are the compasses safe for a child to handle at a kitchen table homework zone?
Yes. The metal compass points are designed for paper use, not for poking or cutting. As with any school supply, adult supervision for younger children is recommended, but the tools are fundamentally safe for typical homework use.
Will small parts in this set be a choking hazard for younger siblings?
The set contains small components such as pencil leads and compass attachments, so it should be kept away from children under three years old. For middle and high school students, the parts are appropriately sized and safe under normal use.
Does the set have any sharp edges that could hurt a child in a bedroom or playroom?
No. The triangle squares, ruler, and protractors have smooth finished edges. The compass legs are rounded except for the working point, which is intended only for paper contact.
Is the case safe to leave on a child's bedroom desk without supervision?
Yes. The compact storage case is made of durable plastic with a secure closure, so it can sit on a child's desk without posing any safety concerns and will keep all 22 pieces contained when not in use.
Is this geometry set appropriate for a 6th grader just starting middle school math?
Yes. The set covers foundational geometry tools like a basic study compass, protractor, and ruler, which align with 6th-grade math standards. It is designed to grow with the student through high school.
Can my child use this set independently for homework, or do I need to help?
Most middle school students can use the set independently after a brief introduction. The mechanical pencils, labeled ruler scales, and standard protractor are intuitive, and the included components match what is shown in standard math textbooks.
Is this set a good choice for a child who struggles with math?
Yes. Having the right tools reduces friction during geometry homework, which helps students who already find math challenging. The clearly marked ruler and protractor scales make measurements easier to read accurately.
Will the set hold up to daily use by an active student?
The metal compass construction and sturdy case are built for daily school use. Unlike disposable plastic sets, the components are designed to maintain accuracy across a full school year of regular homework and classroom work.
Does the case prevent my child from losing pieces in their backpack?
Yes. The fitted case has dedicated slots for each of the 22 pieces, which dramatically reduces the chance of losing small items like pencil leads or compass attachments between classes or on the way to and from school.
Is this set safer than a cheap plastic geometry kit from a dollar store?
Yes. Cheap plastic kits often have rough edges, flimsy compass hinges, and no storage case, which means small pieces scatter and break. The Nicpro set uses metal construction, smooth edges, and a protective case, all of which make it safer and longer-lasting for a child.
How does this compare to a single basic school compass?
A single compass forces students to find a separate protractor, ruler, and pencil. The Nicpro set bundles all 22 tools in one case, so your child has every required tool ready without needing to assemble a kit from multiple purchases.
Is this a better value than buying tools individually at a big box store?
Yes. Buying comparable metal compasses, protractors, and rulers separately at retail often costs more and still leaves you without a carrying case. The Nicpro set bundles everything at a lower total price with the storage case included.
Is the metal compass too heavy for a younger child to use comfortably?
No. The entire case weighs only 3.2 ounces, so even younger middle school students can handle the compasses comfortably for extended homework sessions without hand fatigue.
What if my child loses a piece, can it be replaced?
Yes. Nicpro offers replacement parts and customer support for individual components, so you do not need to replace the entire set if a single piece is lost, which is a common concern for parents.
I'm worried this set is too advanced for my child's grade level, will they use it?
The set is designed to span middle school through early college use. Younger students will use the basic study compass and protractor, while older students will benefit from the bow compass and graphic compass, so the set grows with your child rather than becoming obsolete.
How do I set up the compass for drawing a circle?
Open the compass legs, place the metal point at the center of the desired circle, adjust the pencil leg to the correct radius using the ruler, and then rotate the compass smoothly to draw the circle. For larger circles up to 6 inches in diameter, use the graphic or study compass. For small, precise circles, switch to the bow compass.
How do I measure an angle with the standard protractor?
Place the protractor's center mark on the vertex of the angle, align the base line with one side of the angle, and read the degree marking where the other side crosses the protractor. The standard protractor in the set covers angles from 0 to 180 degrees.
How do I use the triangle set squares to draw parallel lines?
Place one triangle flat against the paper as a guide, slide the second triangle along the edge of the first to the desired position, and then draw a line along the second triangle's edge. Sliding the triangles this way keeps every line parallel to the original without needing a T-square.
Are the compasses compatible with standard pencil lead refills?
Yes. The included mechanical pencils use standard 0.5mm and 0.7mm lead refills, which are widely available at office supply stores and online. Replacement packs are inexpensive and easy to find.
Is the ruler compatible with both US and metric measurement systems?
Yes. The 6-inch ruler in the set features both inch and centimeter scales printed on the same edge, so it works for US math curricula and international or SI-based projects without needing a separate metric ruler.
What is included in the Nicpro 22-piece geometry set?
The set includes 3 compasses (study, graphic, and bow), 2 protractors (standard and swing arm), 2 triangle set squares (45 degrees and 30/60 degrees), 2 mechanical pencils (0.5mm and 0.7mm) with lead refills, 2 graphic pencils with a sharpener, a 6-inch dual-scale ruler, and a compact storage case. Nothing additional needs to be purchased for standard geometry and drafting coursework.
Are the metal compasses durable enough for long-term school use?
Yes. The compasses use metal construction at the hinge and leg joints, which holds calibration through years of regular use. Unlike plastic compasses that develop wobble, the metal design maintains drawing accuracy over time.
Is it safe to ship and store the set with the compass points exposed?
Yes. The fitted storage case has dedicated slots that secure each component, including the compass points, so the set is safe to ship, store in a backpack, and handle during everyday student use.
What is the difference between a geometry set and a drafting kit?
A basic geometry set typically includes a compass, protractor, ruler, and triangle squares for school math. A drafting kit adds precision tools like a bow compass, swing-arm protractor, mechanical pencils, and sometimes a T-square for technical drawing. The Nicpro 22-piece set functions as both, since it includes the standard school geometry tools plus the precision drafting components needed for engineering and architecture coursework.
