📏 Incra RULE12 12 Inch Marking Rules Review

This marker line is just what I needed. maybe more. I don't know if wood markings up to 1/64" are REALLY necessary, but when necessary, they are. I can easily make accurate markings on the wood projects I work on. The numbers are easy to read. I always use 0 .5mm mechanical pencils for shop, work etc. I buy them in multi packs at any stationery store. I like the flexibility of the rule. It easily matches the part I am working on. I keep rare earth magnets throughout the store to keep that I can

It could be thicker but it could make marking more difficult so I guess it's ok but it could be 6 bucks or something like that instead of 20. I think all rulers just come with such precise markings should be made. How stupid of them not to. Of course the notched holes are an ADDITIONAL feature and it's very nice. If I use it daily, it might mean more to me. But that's only a few inches of a foot-long ruler. Ironically I started with 4 stars the more I looked at it and as I used it and how…

Firstly, the best advice I can give you is if you need an Incra ruler. Go to YouTube and search "incra rules". You want to watch the video "INCRA Rules - Full Version". It lasts about 8.5 minutes and covers each of the lines. This video will give you an idea of which rulers can be useful for you. Finally, here's what I have to offer that you won't find in the YouTube video I recommend. The marking holes are so small that you will need a 0.5mm mechanical pencil. Or you may have to use your…