
Westcott B-70 12-inch 8ths Graph Beveled Ruler
A transparent 12-inch beveled ruler with 8ths graph markings and zero centering scale for precise drafting work.
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Overview
Key Features
Elevate Your Drafting Experience - Our Westcott ruler is the perfect addition to your school supplies. The 12 inch ruler is calibrated in 16ths to the inch and features a durable laminated finish ideal for geometry and art supplies
Precision Measuring Made Easy - The zero centering scale on our transparent ruler allows for accurate measurements, making it an essential tool for math and geometry tasks. This clear grid ruler enhances visibility for neat and professional work
Built to Last - This beveled edge ruler is made with a durable finish designed to withstand extensive use in classrooms. A student and teacher essential, it's a must-have addition to drawing supplies
Versatile and User-Friendly - Our clear ruler features a transparent design for easy viewing of pages beneath, perfect for drafting and design. Outfit your arsenal of study supplies with Westcott's reliable tools
Ideal for Every Creative Pursuit - Whether you're an artist student or architect our center ruler empowers you to explore countless possibilities in your work. Experience top-tier performance from Westcott, dedicated to providing the best drawing solutions
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Zero centering scale simplifies centering tasks without requiring mental math
- Clear transparent body lets you see your work underneath for accurate placement
- Beveled edge helps prevent ink smearing when drawing lines
- Durable laminated finish keeps markings readable through extended classroom or studio use
👎 Cons
- Plastic construction is less rigid than metal or aluminum rulers and can flex under pressure
- At 12 inches, it may be too short for larger format drafting or architectural work
- 1/8-inch graduation may not be fine enough for tasks requiring 1/16-inch or 1/32-inch precision
- Lightweight plastic can slide on smooth surfaces if not held firmly