📏 Dritz Wooden Yardstick Ruler with Metal Tips - 1/4 x 36-Inch - Natural Review

What do I need? Ruler. Now I'm grown up because I have a measure to get cat, dog and kids toys from under the sofa. Like my ancestors before me. I decided not to use pieces of metal so that a creature that wanted to eat it would not choke on that piece. So far no one has choked and is sitting in its rightful place: behind the canteen.

I needed a new criterion for my class. Besides measuring, one of my main uses is drawing straight lines. This stick is not straight on one side. Wrong right after the six. The pictures show where it's crooked and how it can't lay flat against the wall. The other side is straighter, but that defeats the purpose of an accurate measuring tool. I will definitely not repeat the purchase.

I bought this line specifically for an art project and it did a great job. It works like a ruler but the only complaint I have is the quality. The edges are not as smooth as they should be. If I'm treated roughly, I feel like I could easily get a thorn in my side. I smoothed it out as best I could with a small plastic ruler (which isn't great by the way) as far as general functionality goes. It's good. but the quality is not very good. I will use it anyway!

I received this criterion with a metal tip and expected it to have a metal edge on one side to make it easier to draw a line on that side. Every other metal tipped gauge I've seen has this feature. This is the whole purpose of the metal on the gauge. So that you have a nice beveled edge to draw a line on. Not this one. no Small pieces of metal are bent at each end of this ruler. Why? I can't imagine. This adds nothing to the integrity or structure of the criterion. It doesn't add any…