25.5 inch Safety Ruler

I love this safety ruler. I craft my own boxes for shipping, and salvage material from old boxes I no longer need when I just cant find the right material. This ruler lets you hold your material in place safely, and protects your digits from a razor cutter. It's light weight, works perfectly with my Dahl cutting mat, and my 24" workbench. Perfect! Deserves 10 stars. Nothing more to be said.

LOVE this ruler! It's heavy and the rubber grip on the back is perfect for stabilizing the ruler on my fabric while I cut. There is a groove in the center for your fingers to sit in, which makes it comfortable to hold down while you cut. The finger guard is tall enough that I feel protected if my blade goes astray (which haapened before while using a regular ruler and I had to get surgery on my finger!). And the ruler is thick - which is a good thing, considering I have actually been able to (accidentally) cut into a regular metal ruler before. I feel like the makers of this ruler really thought about the functionality of this product, and with the injury I sustained using a regular metal ruler and a rotary cutter, I am so happy to have found such a quality ruler! I only wish it came in 36".

I love it.

Does exactly what it's supposed to, and does it well. I purchased this for use with a rotary cutter and self-healing mat to trim photographs. The process is very easy, and the rule does not slip when used with moderate pressure. The bottom is also clean so it does not mar the photos (glossy, matte, or canvas prints).It's worth noting that the shape of the ruler gives you very good, comfortable control.

Pricey, but works well. Good handle. Once side tapered to easily draw lines with a pencil, other side has insert great for cutting with blade.

Is a well made ruler with a raised ridge that keeps your finger safe when cutting. Also has a non slip pad on bottom to keep it from moving.

great ruler. Non slip. Safe for scoring things with a razor (protects fingers) highly recommended

Extremely well made. My only gripe is that the inch scale doesn't start at the exact end of the ruler.