2 Pieces T-Square Ruler

This is a nice little t-square . I use it when I'm drawing to make straight lines and it works really good it's high quality pretty thick it's readily available because it's small and I can just stack it against my other rulers the measurements are clear so it's easy to see it seems like it's going to last a long time.

Sturdy and thick material, with many card sizes indicated to guide any card maker. It comes in sturdy plastic packaging. I’ve used several branded ones but so far this is the best

I purchased this product for my paper crafting. Sometimes I need to ensure that a picture, stamp, or paper cut is properly aligned on another item before gluing it and a T-square ruler helps. I had another ruler, but the material is hard plastic and can break. These rulers are made of a sturdy yet flexible plastic. They are a little thicker and wider than my other ruler. One is useful for large sheets of paper or cardstock while the smaller one is more appropriate for small pieces. Both rulers have easy to read metric and Imperial scales with an identifier on the length and width of standard cards. The only thing that I do not understand is why the product page says that there are three packs when there are only two items.

Perfect. Exactly, what I was looking for. The clear option works well. This will help me with aligning my card mats.

This is great in theory if I would use it. It's made of quality materials, and it would probably work well for scrapbooking if I would only take the time to use it.

Very handy size for card making.

Garbage. The numbers are printed backwards so you have to flip it to see - can barely see thru a frosted ruler on the other side Garbage.

I have not used it yet, but the purchase and "unwrapping" was unsatisfactory. The first ruler was broken. I got a replacement ruler. It was difficult to get the protective film off. They said to use a piercing tool which I did. I scratched the ruler (so much for a protective film) trying to get the film off because there are no edges to pull on. You have to pierce the film and drag it which scratches it. I also pierced my thumb a little so that was fun! I hope it works and doesn't break.