Woodworking Ruler, Neitra 3PCS (6/8/12 Inches) Metal Pocket Rule with a 45° & 30° Slide Stop for Measuring Precision, Slide Stop Aluminum Rule for Marking Inch and Metric T-Type Scribing Rulers Square

Woodworking Ruler, Neitra 3PCS (6/8/12 Inches) Metal Pocket Rule with a 45° & 30° Slide Stop for Measuring Precision, Slide Stop Aluminum Rule for Marking Inch and Metric T-Type Scribing Rulers Square

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PERFECT WOODWORKING MEASURING TOOL SET: Professional Pocket Slide Scribe Ruler Set of 3 PCS (6/8/12 inch) with a 45° & 30° Angled Slide Stop. The scribing rulers and sliders are made of high-quality aluminum alloy. The bright orange CNC anodized surface is corrosion- and rust-resistant and will not easily lose color. The laser-engraved scale is accurate and easy to read. Sturdy and corrosion-resistant stainless-steel thumbscrews can be easily tightened and loosened by hand.
PRECISION RULER WITH SMOOTH STOP: The front of the straightedge has a small, rounded groove specially designed to hold the nib in place, making it accurate and stable when drawing lines on wood surfaces and making the nib less likely to break. Knurled thumbscrews are easy to manually adjust, allowing you to effectively control the slide and retention of the stop, making it perfect for tasks that require frequent tightening and loosening.
EXCLUSIVELY EQUIPPED WITH A 45° & 30° SLIDE STOP: This proven product design will make your scribing rulers even more versatile. With this 45° & 30° slide stop, you can draw accurate 45° & 30° angled lines on wood at any time. With the ability to work in both directions to meet all kinds of work requirements, you can save time and multiply the efficiency of your projects.
COMBINED IMPERIAL & METRIC SCALES ON BOTH SIDES: Each side has a straightedge marked with incremental 1/16" or 1mm lines. The scales on the face of the ruler are laser-engraved for precision and legibility and won’t fade even after tens of thousands of uses.
RULER CAN BE SET UPRIGHT: Place the stop block through the cut-out window on the ruler, let the block straddle the ruler to keep it upright, and then use the scale on the end of the ruler to quickly set up the height of the table saw blade.