📏 Accurate and Durable: Helix Plastic T-Square Inch 20002 – Perfect for Precise Measurements and Drawing Review

Well, it's a T-square. But the letter T moves. It is not fixed. Doesn't hold up, making it almost impossible to get a reliable reading.

I use T-rules to create projects and this one is perfect. Nothing fancy but it does the job and has a hole in the end so I can hang it on a pegboard and no more "lost" rulers.

After several uses I noticed that the item had cracks, I think it was damaged in transit. I wish I had just spent the extra money and gone for the name brand product.

The edges of the ruler are not smooth. There are small bumps and pits along the edge. If you used it to draw straight lines it wouldn't work. What does a T-shaped square with a jagged edge mean?

Outstanding product for the price. This is long enough to run through most paper sizes. Love the T end to keep it stable. Nice and transparent so you can see what's underneath. Works best when using a notepad rather than a single sheet of paper with a crosshair on the end.

I wanted a small T-square for road drawing board (Masonite) and I needed about 14 inches. Of course, I can shorten this much better than I can lengthen a 12-inch. It's transparent blue and I would have preferred it to be transparent but I knew I was ordering from the description. I like it.

This T-angle cannot be used for measuring! Inches and cm do not start at the edge of the T! There's a space, and even then the strings for inches don't even start with 0! It's almost useless to me. For example, if you just want to align an edge and draw a horizontal straight line on paper, that's all it's good for.

Problem #1: Cheap plastic is very flexible so can't stay flat. Problem #2: Instead of a little bunny on the edge to avoid mistakes when painting, there are two raised paths running down the middle of the ruler, keeping it out of the way. It is not very stable and allows the ruler to swing back and forth easily. Some of the triangles I draw slip right under the ruler if I'm not careful. Problem #3: The same guides in the middle hold the T-head above the drawing board, causing the drawing…