Review on Dritz 621 See Thru Dressmakers Ruler by Amber Perez

I've been using this line quite a bit for five months now and so far it's holding up. After reading a lot about them breaking - and I appreciate the warning - the first thing I did was put two layers of 5/8" center tape on either side to reinforce the narrow open channel that represents the greatest weakness. The centimeter doesn't block the measurements, and I didn't need that open line (I have plenty of them on the Dritz tailor's ruler). withstand large impacts even with tape. If it breaks I'll probably buy a Fairgate curve next time. It was very useful to change drawings and designs. flat side. If you're tempted to buy this instead of a more expensive one, with care and a bit of luck you might be able to get your money's worth.