Review on 📏 Starrett 11H 6 4R 6 Inch Combination Wrinkle: Precision Tool for Accurate Measurements by Wayne Drakh

I already had a couple of large Starretts and decided I couldn't resist buying the small 6 inch Starrett. I like the exact little mini Starrett, although I will have a limited number of occasions to use it. I am including photos to illustrate how amazingly small this mini Starrett is. In particular, note that the larger Starrett has blades that are 1" wide, while the mini Starrett has a blade that is only 3/4" wide - just so you know what to expect. Edit: I've been using the Mini-Starrett for a few weeks now and I'm more than happy that I decided to order it. Even small pieces of hardwood need a pencil line to cut. The mini Starrett is so small and light that I want to use it. When I'm sharpening planes or chisels, the Mini-Starrett is perfect for checking that the edge isn't beveled. We need perfect 90 degrees, parallel sides to the cutting edge. Over time I expect to find more uses. The Mini-Starrett is all steel, not aluminum. The hanging scale at my store says my steel 12 inch Starrett weighs 14 ounces while the mini Starrett weighs only 5 ounces - a big difference.