6 Inch, 2 Pack, Pocket Size Ruler, Small Architectural Scale

Awesome little rulers. They fit in my drawing case perfectly. love them

These are useful but I find them a little too small, particularly from a handling perspective. If you've got young nimble fingers the size might not be an issue.

So tiny, more suited to child’s fingers I would say.

Small, practical, and really well made! Perfect for keeping in my pencil case or desk. Great quality from a reliable company, I love it!

Sometimes you see a product picture and it’s obviously photoshopped into whatever scenario the picture is depicting. I saw these scales and was like “no way they’re that small”, but they are indeed that small! Perfect for me to carry around in my pocket at work. They’re the width of chopsticks, ink pens, pencils, other things of the same size (you get the point), and they’re super lightweight. A downside is the readings are also small. If you need to use this more often than every once in a while, you probably want a bigger scale, but for me it’s perfect. I’ve bought Mr. Pen products in the past and I like the variety of things they offer. Everything I’ve gotten from them feels sturdy and well made. Their prices won’t empty your wallet and you get a mustache sticker with every order!

6" Architectural Scale with easy to read graduations.They seem to be of good quality and the graduations are holding up so far without fading.

Très utile. Solide et léger. On aime le fait que c’est compact

Pro - really a nice quality bit of kit. Fits perfectly in my pen case, sturdy but light, nice anodized finish. You can put enough pressure down on the upright/vertical spine to hold it in position with just a couple fingers and it is quick and maneuverable on small sketch pads, slides between double loop wire bindings! it is going to absolutely rock as a straight-edge. Just feels classy! Con - the limited surface area has forced the creators to put use label sizes that cause the measured rule lines to NOT line up from face to face. (I think this could have been avoided with better font choice- or just setting the alignment off the zero tick instead). -this really isn't a deal breaker, no one is going to do serious drafting with this tool, I mean, hardly any serious drafting is done on paper anyway. BUT I have gotten burned on this twice now when laying out a sketching grid for perspective. I just have to remember to ensure the tick marks are aligned on the working edge. Again, not a huge deal but it feels like an annoyance that could have been pretty easily avoided.