The new Woodworkers Edge Rule simplifies your life by wrapping around the edge of your stock and giving you an accurate scale on both sides. Even the most skilled woodworker faces challenges in accurately angular placement on larger panel projects. You can try to extend the production line from a small protractor, but even a small error will make the production line extend farther, the greater the error.
Our latest precision ruler can provide unparalleled accuracy for your panel layout work. Just press the head to the desired angle, and then press the straight line. The head can be adjusted between 0degree and 70degree, and is firmly locked every 5degree (plus 22-1 / 2degree and 67-1 / 2degree), so as to provide you with an accurate reference angle and length respectively.
The secret to the Woodworkers Edge Rule is the series of precisely machined indexing holes and the spring-loaded, tight-tolerance indexing pin that meshes with them. The pin snaps into place giving you the confidence to know it is spot-on accurate.
Even when you're not working with angles, this is a lay out tool you'll reach for on almost every project. The blade features the same exclusive "saw-tooth" design scribing notches found in our new Stainless Steel Precision Woodworking Squares. There's a notch every sixteenth-inch all along the blade. Just drop your pencil in the notch and slide the head along the edge of your stock for a perfectly parallel line.
The Woodworkers Edge Rule also functions as a hook rule, giving you a positive reference from the edge of your stock. Both edges of the blade are engraved with an inch scale in 1/32inch increments. The graduations are held to a tolerance of ±.004inch total accumulated error over the length of the blade. The thin, satin-finish stainless-steel blade is easy to read and minimizes parallax error.

Colour:Silver+red
Material:metal
Size:10 inches

Package Contents:
1 x Woodworkers Edge Rule

Only the above package content, other products are not included.
Note: different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3cm.