Protractor Ruler, 6", 15cm, Transparent (W-5)

I wanted a small ruler no bigger than 6” to put in my pencil case to take with me when I’m doing markets and making ornaments on the spot. It’s flexible, but not flimsy. The print isn’t 100% flat (if you scraped your nail along it lightly you’d feel it), but I’m ok with it. It doesn’t hinder the usage at all. I care more about whether the print is going to stay on. It’s printed with graph lines and protractor lines which is perfect for my needs. My husband loved it so much he tried to steal mine, so I had to order him his own! 100% worth the money (I even bought a back up ruler!)

Perfect size to carry around in my travelers size notebook. Would buy again without question

Great for drawing! I like to draw & some things I can’t get to line up by hand it get the thickness of a boarder down so it’s even on all sides . This is the perfect ruler to make sure your angles & proportions are on point!

This is a good ruler, but it can be difficult to read and measure if markings fall within the arced markings on the ruler.

Handy and fits in a pocket. Easy way to upgrade field drafting abilities for those of us who work outdoors and need to draw makeshift prints for newbie co workers who need to fabricate stuff.

There is no much to say. It is just a rule, flexible, small, with an embedded protractor for helping me to trace calligraphy lines and guides. Exactly as expected.

Great product. I purchased my first one when I was in college. Being a physics major and always having to do trig and draw diagrams, this protractor ruler was great! I could use it as a bookmark if needed and it fit inside my calculator case easily to carry around. I was very pleased to find Amazon had them so I ordered 2.

I love using this for map orienteering, the size is better than thinner ones for me. I like there are standard and metric marks on it. The metric side works well with 10,000:1 maps. I like the red tint, makes finding it easier if dropped. I haven't tried using it at night, but fear the red may disappear when using a red lens at night, still need to test this aspect out.