SakerWoodworking Scriber Marking Line Ruler, Adjustable Aluminum Alloy Sliding T-Square Ruler,Precision Line Drawing aid Ruler with Angle Adjustment Scale

I use this heavy duty tool on paper, canvas, wood, or any flat surface to accurately and efficiently mark layout lines. Very easy and intuitive to use. I find it easier to use with arthritis instead of more traditional layout tools. It has saved me hours of work and vastly simplified the task of creating borders and layout lines for drawing, wood burning, crafting. Very solidly built, very accurate measurements, and great angle function.

If you want Woodpecker-level performance without dropping double-digit money, this is the smart choice. Highly recommend for any woodworking setup.

Works great, though I do wish it was longer. Quality is good, I’d buy it again.

Great product. Well made and easy to use. Little hard to use on thinner material, it’s a thick square

I haven’t much use for this immediately—I am building my warchest for future projects and this seemed like a good idea. I love the fact that I can use it for making straight lines, as well as the adjustable angles for future projects, and most of all the T square aspect—I’ve done many a cutting project with just a ruler and always ended up with the thing I’m trying to cut shifting while I’m cutting, but this truly helps with it! Also, the marking track is super helpful for marking because I somehow always seem to do something while I’m trying to mark a straight line as well! I am happy to have added this to my chest and feel like it is money well spent!

Worth every penny. I can't speak to longevity but I bought this without knowing I needed it. Reasonably priced considering the matter and functionality. Honestly it delivered more than I expected. Would and probably will buy again.

This thing is built like a tank. It’s solid, the angle decents work perfectly, the knob is a little redundant. The markings are easily read. The edges are all radiused and while nice and all that prevents the use of triangles with bevels because the bevels slip under the radius. I don’t mind the price given the very high quality.I have a drafting drawer with very little clearance so I removed the knob and cut the stainless shoulder bolt that holds it, flipped it around and threaded it in from the top. This eliminated the knob altogether but even when tightened down solidly the detents still allow the angle to be changed. It reduced the clearance needed and made it fit but the radiused edges prevent it from being perfect for my application. Since I changed it I will be keeping it.

Very nicely made tool