Pocket Rule, STL, Inch, 32nds, 64ths, 6 in L

Perfect

I use this in my travel pochade box. I don't have room for anything particularly large or heavy but I do occasionally need to make a straight edge and this is fairly handy. if I'm careful I can almost use the little clip like a miniature t-square although it's not accurate if functions kind of that way and it helps speed up measuring things that don't need to be super accurate but just drawn quickly and fairly regular resized. It's not completely stiff it's a little flexible, it suits my needs well. The numbering is on their well and there are no rough edges. For the money it's a great little ruler.

I'm a welder. Sometimes I have projects brought to me that I measure my fitments. I bought this because I wear overalls at work and wanted a scale on me at all times. Perfect size. Pocket clip works great. Mitutoyo is a very respected brand. It's a no brainer.

This is the second one I've bought and the first last over ten years before it became unservicable. When I bought this one I expected the same but I do not foresee that happening. The quality seems to have had dropped over the last ten years or this is a knock off. The thickness is atleast half as it use to be, the edges are straight but not finished off well after being punched from the sheet metal, and the pocket clip moves kinda wobbly. The measurement increments seem to be damn near perfect so it gets the job done but buyer beware on the quality

Nicely made rule. Marking starts at an actual square end with no dead space. Markings are etched and essy to read. I have had other, similar rules, some OK and some outright junk. This is the best of the bunch.

Nice ruler, easy to read. The clip slides easily but stays in place if you want to set it to a specific measurement. So Happy it's made in the USA too. Fells like a quality made tool.

The ruler seems to be okay, but if the clip is important to you, you might want to look elsewhere since mine and a lot of other reviewers' didn't come with it. It doesn't matter to me since I got the ruler to use for the "ruler trick" in sharpening wood plane blades, but it's irritating to not get the full measure (pun intended) of what one pays for.

I purchased this rule for doing the David Charlesworth ruler trick for sharpening hand plane blades. This ruler is 19 thou thick which is perfect for this task. The ruler was perfect out of the box with no missing lines or issues with legibility.