Liquidraw 5.91" x 11.81" (150 x 300 mm) Stainless Steel L Shape Square Ruler | Double Sided Right Angle Metal Ruler | Metric & Imperial | Ideal for Cutting & Sewing | Great for Engineers & Architects

Can't get a bar of stainless any cheaper! It looks like a Japanese style ruler, sleek but with Standard and Metric. The lines are deeply engraved so not to disappear. It has a nice thickness to it and should last!! Down side is it still has the press cut edge so you will want a metal or dimond file to finish it off I like it and may get another and trim down to carry around for the price.... It's not like your American wide blade but it swings around easier. And stainless, not aluminum. I have a small chip case.. like for gaming and I will keep it in there along with pencils compass calipers and paper.... no extra weight for on the road drafting.

It is made of good quality metal and is clearly marked on both sides. I bought it to show the size of jewelry I sell on my website, and this is perfect.

Wish they made these in sae on bothsides

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These are tiny.. not at all a Normal size carpenter square.

Great was just what i was looking for

I bought this for the width of them. This is the perfect width to measure how much book cloth needed around the edges of the case. I place this around the corners of the case pieces and trim. It provides the perfect amount of cloth to fold over with no measuring. Love it!

This was brilliant for some craft activities that we were doing. Very sturdy and meant that we could get a perfect corner.

Seems to be a good ruler. Slightly out of square but I use a speed square for getting a square line anyways

It’s good value, measurements are engraved, then painted, dual imperial/metric measures (on flip), the outside is square enough for me (I don’t have way to measure tolerance except for a spirit level, other squares). Only thing that lets it down is the finish on the edges. It’s a bit rough for a steel rule. On mine a few cm of the inside edge is so rough that for a drawn line has slight wobble. I can probably semi sort with a file / some wet & dry sandpaper, but if you want precision edges/rulers this probably isn’t for you. I’m using for building work for which it will be great as a small internal square getting around profiles etc