📏 Stainless Steel Metal Ruler - Durable, Accurate Measure & Inspect Tool Review

Product exactly as described. Arrived as a small item in an oversized box, although a mailing envelope would have sufficed. I'm not deducting a star for that. The delivery time was reasonable given the slowdown during Corona.

I bought these to fit into a table saw I was building but they proved extremely useful when assembling a table. The sharp edges are perfect for precise measurements and the metal is strong enough not to bend or warp unless you really try. The numbers are retained and are clearly visible. I was sad to stick them on my table but I will buy more.

This steel ruler is probably for drawing and sketching, but I keep it in the kitchen for measuring. It's made entirely of stainless steel with markings on both sides and doesn't have the cork coating that some drawing rulers have. So it can be washed. Hand wash only - the markings are inked, not etched into the metal, so I am concerned that they will fade over time with prolonged exposure to strong detergents in the dishwasher. For the price at the time of writing this review, this item is a…

I didn't actually order two packs of these rulers to use on my desk, I intended to put them under the lid of our new Flip Top Modkat tray. Our lab, Kate, started searching the tray. She can bang her head on the lid, move it up and grab her "treats". Pooh! I put a heavy cast-iron cat on the lid, but it warped due to the weight. I needed something to put on the litter box under the lid to support the lid and still hold the iron cat! These rulers are MULCH-FECT! You see, just because they are very

The ruler is easy to read, the graduations are engraved on the blade and very clear. If you have poor eyesight, the problem is in your eyes, not in the ruler. This means you have to go to the optician. The ruler is quite strong but not too thick, probably around 1mm thick. If I had a set of working calipers (dead battery) I would check this and give you a definitive one Provide answer.I grew up in the imperial system (actually called conventional US units) so I'm just getting used to the metric