📏 TrueCut 9.5x9.5-Inch Ruler Review

An excellent line for sewing. Can be used with two types of disc knives. Doesn't slip easily which is great!

My 24 inch printer had black lines. Also, there weren't many holes in it. When you cut small pieces of quilting fabric with so many holes, it sometimes cuts and gets caught on the edge. I keep reaching for a different line. A little disappointed.

My husband bought me a TruCut knife and long ruler as a gift last year after I got a big cut with the traditional system. This system holds the cutter securely on the edge of the ruler. Now I have a short line. I love this system!

I've always had problems with slicing machines slipping about halfway through the cut, but this ruler (and accompanying slicing machine) solved that problem. I use the skateboard grip on the back of the ruler to keep it in place. Perfectly cut strips since I started this and it works just as well with multiple layers and stitching.

I love these rulers! I'm a beginner quilter and not the best with the standard rotor. However, these rulers have a raised guide that allows you to attach a rotating blade to the guide (requires the purchase of a circle cutter of the same brand). This will prevent the blade from deviating from the ruler when you cut the fabric. It has definitely changed my guilt because now I can cut my pieces much more accurately.

I already have one, but it's 6" x 24". It's 6.5 x 12.5. The reason I like the TrueCut rulers is that they are a bit thicker than some other rulers I've seen. It also has quarter, half and three quarter measurements. There is also a lip guide for my TrueCut circle cutter. It also has 30 degree, 45 degree and 60 degree angle lines. I have several items from Grace Company and love the quality.

Truecut Rulers and accompanying Comfort Grip Circular Cutter is the safest "standard" cutting system on the market. I love all rulers - you can see the lines so well and since the cutter is held securely to the edge of the ruler it always cuts accurately and doesn't "jump" around the edge. I know first hand how dangerous a cutter is when they jump over the edge of a ruler. I lost part of the flesh from a finger in an accident like this.

This ruler makes it easy to get straight lines when cutting squares. The edge that the ruler has makes cutting tension lines an easy task. Just place the cutter on the lip and cut. Accurate cutting and measuring are so important to quilters and this ruler is just what you need. There is white paint under the numbers to make them much easier to see. The eights and quarter signs and the measuring lines are also painted in light blue. This also makes black lines easily visible. There are also…

For those learning to quilt, Grace's TrueCut ruler and rotary cutting system made cutting fabric with a rotating blade much easier. A few friends and I had a hard time cutting through our fabric with a spinning blade. For me, part of the problem is that I have arthritis in my wrists and several fingers. I went to a workshop at a sewing machine shop and he suggested we try this system. I couldn't believe how much easier it was for me to cut fabric, so I bought a ruler and circular cutter. I…

Bought this along with the cutter knife hoping it would cut 8-10 layers of fabric at a more precise 90 degree angle. With so much fabric, it's difficult to maintain that true 90 degree. I was hoping this ruler with a rail and cutter would help. Well, something like that. The cutter on the rail does not rotate like the cutter and ruler without the rail. This ruler is so light that it slides easily over it. More like a toy. That's about half the weight of your regular 3 x 18 ruler. Trust me, I've