Fisher steel rule with satin chrome finish and photo etched markings. These double-sided rules feature both metric and imperial graduations. They come with a handy hanging hole and are supplied in a protective sleeve.
The clean crisp engineered rules are of the highest quality with clear photo etched markings, subdivided in mm with lines denoting 5mm increments, and numbers signifying every 10mm accrual. The opposite edge is subdivided again into 0.5mm increments for the most accurate of work. The back of the rule is Imperial and marked with 10th, 16th, 20th, 32nd, 64th and figured inches.
They will act as a good reference straight egde and can be used for forming free flowing curves for workshop drawings and will return back flat. They can also be used around the workshop for the removal of glue squeeze-out and the removal of gummed paper veneer tape without staining acid rich timbers (but it may be worth having a second rule for these uses).
Made in Japan to exacting standards.
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Bought this as a replacement for an old rule that I had for years. Briiliant finish and very high quality ruler. Love it. Use it more now than I ever used the old one. Crisp clear markings help with laying out also. Will be getting the longer ones to compete the set.
brought to replace an existing fisher ruler that keeps falling through a hole in the ruler pocket of my overalls and had dented the end so had become untrue all my own fault am staying with fisher as I find other rulers I have tried seem to fade and get rub away (in and out of pocket all day at work )fisher just seem to have this sorted so made getting another a simple choise also have got some new overalls to sort the other half of the problem
