VINCA SSRA-12 Stainless Steel Office Drawing Ruler 0-12 Inch 0-30cm with Conversion Table Measuring Tool

I bought it so I wouldn't have to keep going back and forth to my cutting table to get my 2 foot metal ruler. I wanted something nice but not too expensive, and it needed to have a cork back to protect the photos I use it on. It's well-made and appears to be durable, but I just used it for the first time and discovered (after cutting) that the zero mark does not begin at the ruler's front edge! I understand that some of these companies do this to avoid inaccurate measurements caused by marks or bending the front edge, but I needed something that measured from the very edge, not a 1/8 inch in. Because it isn't obvious in the pictures, it would have been nice to have that in the description! It was my fault for not paying attention, but it really needs to be stated! Now it's time to find one that actually starts at the edge!.

Janiyah Bass

| Jul 10, 2021

A ruler was required for cooking (measuring the amount of oil or water in a pan, the length of dough, and so on). I didn't want it to be too big, and it had to be made entirely of stainless steel - There is no cork backing! This was ideal for my requirements and has served me well. It's simple to clean and takes up little room. There are times when I think a 12" would have been better, but it's not a big deal most of the time.

Maggie Morse

| Dec 03, 2021

Look for a different ruler if you want to be able to make the conversion. This ruler is really nice. I just wish the cm and inches were oriented the same way. I bought this to make quick conversions, but the fact that they run in opposite directions isn't helping me at all.

Emory Clark

| Apr 05, 2021

This ruler was purchased to aid in the measurement of moles and lesions during physical examinations. I chose this model over the miltex simply because of the price difference; however, the difference is significant enough that I will be relegating this ruler to desktop use and purchasing the miltex instead. It's just a tad too heavy, and the corners are a tad too sharp, which I don't want to poke my patients with inadvertently. br>I'm sure this ruler would be ideal for almost any other task besides patient care.

Kayden Ellis

| Apr 26, 2021

It's nice to have a cork back to keep it from slipping. When cutting directly against the ruler with a knife, the metal ruler is preferable because it does not cut or notch.

Brynn Roach

| Jul 17, 2021

If you're anything like me, you'll be constantly trying to figure out what's going on. I mean, I take measurements of everything. br>Place one in a plastic shirt pocket pen holder and you'll be good to go. br>Remember to bring your Poindexter spectacles.

Novalee Glass

| Jun 28, 2021

Horizontal marks in the metal appear about every 50 mm on the ruler, which is very distracting; during the production of rollers? Furthermore, actual rule markings are not as distinct and easy-to-understand as they should be. As I had hoped, the book was well-written and well-read.

Atlas Schmidt

| Oct 27, 2021

It's possible that this isn't exactly what you're looking for. It appeals to me. It's thin, light, and the bottom keeps it from slipping while cutting or drawing. . . It's ideal for most of my needs. br>However, it is thin and bends (though not in a way that renders it useless; ) ). So it may or may not be suitable for you, depending on your requirements. Also, it appears that Home Depot sells thicker rulers at a lower price. br>I keep it in my desk drawer because I find it useful. It's ideal for cutting cardboard and photos up to 15'' in length. (I'd prefer something more durable for longer cuts. ).

Eliezer Lopez

| Jan 20, 2021