📏 Fiskars Wooden School Ruler 12 Inch - Back to School Supplies Review

I would give 4 stars and say " You get what you paid for" if not for finding my way to the best product in the dollar shop. I have never seen a cheaper line in my life. I have no idea what material they used for this, but it's definitely not wood, more like pressed cardboard. I'm pretty sure the slightest force will split this in half.

I ran for a $4 ruler because I remember when wooden rulers were solid. It couldn't be cheaper or more fragile. It is in the nth extent from the cork oak. And "plastic edges to keep the lines clear" - perhaps a thin layer of acrylic was sprayed onto the ruler. That's all. I found a good cork backed metal for $1.97. I just found out that the seller does not accept returns on this crappy item!

Man. What difference does it make that this ruler plays a part in measuring. I used my thumb and forefinger and found them very inaccurate. That gives me a chance to draw it remotely and see the difference between the numbers and them, bam. Here is your measurement. It even had a nifty hole you could stick the end of a pencil with an eraser in and twirl it around like a helicopter blade (be careful not to pick up the pencil too soon or it might fly away!). Additional bonus features include a…

I bought this wooden ruler based on previous experiences with this brand of rulers. Previously the measurements fitted the end of the ruler perfectly and had a metal edge for a sharp thin line. Well, not anymore. Benefits: • Clear, accurately printed labels and numbers. Cons: • Made from what feels like cork wood. Very soft and light. I can easily ruin it with my fingernail. Not much • Measurements don't start at the end of the ruler, but about a millimeter from it • The metal edge that used to

Please note: I bought this line for $0.47, that's why. i will buy again So I'm writing this review based on what I paid. The ruler is a high quality wooden ruler. 2 cm from the edge. Some colors are a bit faded, but that's okay for the price. When measuring with a pencil, there is plastic on the wooden ruler, it doesn't hit the wood and leave no lead. Overall the ruler is great, I was able to measure paper lengths and figure heights etc. At 47 cents it's also a cheap way to stock up on your…