6 Inch Rigid Machinist Rule Ruler Hardened Spring Steel 4R Graduations in 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 and 1/64 Inches MRSAE

For under $10 this little ruler is just what I needed: Small - only 6 inches long, Sturdy - 1" wide, .040" thick and .95 ounce in weight, Finish - brushed chrome, Measurements - 1/8" and 1/16" increments on one side and 1/32" and 1/64" on the other. There are no metric measurements. That's good, as I have no need for them. I really love this ruler's thickness and width compared to many competing rulers. It's accurate, beautifully made and just feels more substantial. I carry it in the left breast pocket of my carpenter's apron for quick access anywhere in my shop. This ruler may not have the best finish compared to some of the most expensive rulers, but it's certainly good enough for me. You can't beat it for its price. I have no problem recommending it.

Nice rule.

Got these for my job since I work with 1/8 & 1/16 values. Durable? Size is perfect for my applications,use it everyday.

I keep this little gem in the breast pocket of my work apron. Throughout a work session I probably reach for it at least a couple dozen times to use for project dimensions, tool set-ups, etc. The way the increments are laid out took a bit to get used to but now I find it intuitive and I like it. Etched lines are easy to catch with a marking knife and are usually easy to read. The only nit I'd pick with it is that I wish it had more of a matte finish since the surface can reflect light causing it to be a little difficult to read in certain lighting conditions.

Look good but came slightly bent. I straightened it with hand pressure. "Springy" it's not.

Amateur woodworker, but I like using a ruler that doesn't add a little extra space at the end. In other words I like using a ruler that starts its scale at the edge (if that makes sense). That way it is easier to measure depth. I had the 12" and 24" already. The paint doesn't wear off as happened in my other ones. And since it is actually steel and not a mystery material, it actually sticks to my magnet bars that I have on various benches to quickly hold a tool.

I use a 6" x 1" ruler every time I play tabletop miniatures games, and I've been making due with a clear plastic quilting ruler. But clear = easy to misplace, and plastic = it gets dinged up over time, so I'm VERY excited to start using this one in my games now. Cheers!

I bought this ruler for my girlfriend to use with her polymer clay, and to use as a reference when I am talking shop with her. When I pulled the ruler out of the package, I was stunned by the weight. This ruler is very well weighted and barely flexes when I pull on both ends. Being about an inch wide and 6 inches long, this is a must have for anyone who needs a good reference for any kind of project with rigid materials. I will be purchasing another couple for myself when I finish upgrading my wood shop. Absolutely recommend this product!