Top 10 Best Benchmark Tools

Includes A Set Of 4 Stainless Steel Rulers With 6, 8 inch length 0.75 inch wide and 12, and 14 inch length 1 inch wide. 1 64 inches and 1 32 inches gradations on one side mm and 0.5mm graduation on the other side.. Scale starts at 0. Durable Sturdy Rulers - 0.035 0.9 mm Thick - Heavy And Thick Enough To Keep From Sliding On Paper And Not Easy To Be Bent. Ideal Set Of Rulers For Precision Measuring Includes Both Imperial Inch And Metric System mm Units.

These handy double squares are indispensable for setting up machinery and for performing a host of shop layout tasks.. They are manufactured in accordance with EEC Class 1 accuracy standards and are guaranteed to be square to within 0.002 two thousandths of an inch over the length of each blade.. They have hardened and tempered no-glare satin chrome stainless steel blades. Blade marking are precision photo etched and then black filled for easy readability. Blades have quick Reading 4R markings 164ths and 132nds on one side and 18ths and 116ths on the reverse.. Square heads are cast and then precision machined. Square head color is cobalt blue. Square heads lock down tight via locking knob.. Squares come in a cardboard box..

These handy double squares are indispensable for setting up machinery and for performing a host of shop layout tasks.. They are manufactured in accordance with EEC Class 1 accuracy standards and are guaranteed to be square to within 0.002 two thousandths of an inch over the length of each blade.. They have hardened and tempered no-glare satin chrome stainless steel blades. Blade marking are precision photo etched and then black filled for easy readability. Blades have quick reading graduation markings with 18th and 116th on both sides.. Traditionally, the most common graduation markings used by woodworkers are 4R, or 18ths and 116ths on one side and 132nds and 164ths on the reverse. The fact is most woodworkers never use the finer 132nd and 164th markings as they are hard to read, too precise for most tasks, and just plain confusing, So, we had these squares made with the most commonly used 18th and 116th graduation marks on both sides.. Square heads are cast and then precision machined. Square head color is Square heads lock down tight via locking knob.. Specifications Blade width 0.728 - 0.01 Blade thickness 0.078 - 0.008 Blade groove 0.86 wide and 0.03 deep Graduations Woodworking Grads 18, 116 Head thickness 0.472 - 0.02 Head width 0.084 - 0.02 Head height 2.36 - 0.02.

Every woodworker should own a few precision machinist rulers as they will improve the accuracy of hisher work. Traditionally, the most common graduation markings used by woodworkers are 4R, or 18ths and 116ths on one side and 132nds and 164ths on the reverse. The fact is most woodworkers never use the finer 132nd and 164th markings as they are hard to read, too precise for most tasks, and just plain confusing, e.g., just what does 5164th or 1932nds really mean So, we had rulers made under our Benchmark Tools brand that included the most commonly used 18th and 116th graduation marks on both sides. Our rules are made from Japanese rust-resistant stainless steel that has been tempered creating a ruler that can flex if needed and snap back straight. The edges and ends have been ground parallel, straight, smooth and square. Graduations are produced via a photoengraving process creating very consistent and accurate markings with uniform line widths. Once etched, graduations are white filled for maximal readability. Graduations are etched and not printed so will not wear off with prolonged use. Graduations conform to strict international EEC 1 Accuracy Standards, i.e. - 0.2mm at 20 C for 1000mm ruler. Markings feature quick-reading 18ths and 116ths on both sides. Rule is finished with a black chrome finish that provides scratch and corrosion resistance and maximizes readability by achieving a zero-glare, high-contrast, EZ read finish that enhances readability in both low and bright light conditions.. Specifications 6 long x 34 wide x 0.040 thick. Each rule comes in vinyl storage pouch. These are well made rules and will provide years of reliable service in any shop..

These 6 rigid machinist rules feature 4R markings with 8ths and 16ths markings on one side and quick-reading 32nds and 64ths on the reverse side. Photoetched graduations conform to strict international EEC 1 Accuracy Standards, i.e. - 0.2 mm at 20 Degrees C for 1000 mm rule. Rules are made from rust-resistant, tempered Japanese stainless steel. Finish is black chrome with white-filled graduations. Black chrome finish provides scratch and corrosion resistance and maximizes readability by achieving a zero-glare, high-contrast, EZ read finish that enhances readability in both low and bright light conditions.. Overall size is 6 inches long by 34 inch wide by .040 inches thick.

These 12 flexible machinist rules feature 5R markings with 10ths and 100ths markings on one side and quick-reading 32nds and 64ths on the reverse side. Photoetched graduations conform to strict international EEC 1 Accuracy Standards, i.e. - 0.2 mm at 20 Degrees C for 1000 mm rule. Rules are made from rust-resistant, tempered Japanese stainless steel. Finish is non-glare satin chrome. Satin chrome finish minimizes scratches and corrosion and increases readability by achieving a brighter, non-glare finish that enhances the contrast between the black graduation lines and the surface of the rule.. Overall size for each rule is 12 inches long by 12 inch wide by .020 inches thick.

Every woodworker should own a few precision machinist rulers as they will improve the accuracy of hisher work. Traditionally, the most common graduation markings used by woodworkers are 4R, or 18ths and 116ths on one side and 132nds and 164ths on the reverse. The fact is most woodworkers never use the finer 132nd and 164th markings as they are hard to read, too precise for most tasks, and just plain confusing, e.g., just what does 5164th or 1932nds really mean So, we had rulers made under our Benchmark Tools brand that included the most commonly used 18th and 116th graduation marks on both sides. Our rules are made from Japanese rust-resistant stainless steel that has been tempered creating a ruler that can flex if needed and snap back straight. The edges and ends have been ground parallel, straight, smooth and square. Graduations are produced via a photoengraving process creating very consistent and accurate markings with uniform line widths. Once etched, graduations are black filled for maximal readability. Graduations are etched and not printed so will not wear off with prolonged use. Graduations conform to strict international EEC 1 Accuracy Standards, i.e. - 0.2mm at 20 C for 1000mm ruler. Markings feature quick-reading 18ths and 116ths on both sides. Rule is finished with a satin chrome finish that minimizes scratches and corrosion and increases readability by achieving a brighter, non-glare finish that enhances the contrast between the black graduation lines and the surface of the rule.. Specifications 6 long x 34 wide x 0.040 thick. Rule comes with end graduation marks on both ends of the rule.. Each rule comes in vinyl storage pouch. These are well made rules and will provide years of reliable service in any shop..

Every woodworker should own a few precision machinist rulers as they will improve the accuracy of hisher work. Traditionally, the most common graduation markings used by woodworkers are 4R, or 18ths and 116ths on one side and 132nds and 164ths on the reverse. The fact is most woodworkers never use the finer 132nd and 164th markings as they are hard to read, too precise for most tasks, and just plain confusing, e.g., just what does 5164th or 1932nds really mean So, we had rulers made under our Benchmark Tools brand that included the most commonly used 18th and 116th graduation marks on both sides. Our rules are made from Japanese rust-resistant stainless steel that has been tempered creating a ruler that can flex if needed and snap back straight. The edges and ends have been ground parallel, straight, smooth and square. Graduations are produced via a photoengraving process creating very consistent and accurate markings with uniform line widths. Once etched, graduations are black filled for maximal readability. Graduations are etched and not printed so will not wear off with prolonged use. Graduations conform to strict international EEC 1 Accuracy Standards, i.e. - 0.2mm at 20 C for 1000mm ruler. Markings feature quick-reading 18ths and 116ths on both sides. Rule is finished with a satin chrome finish that minimizes scratches and corrosion and increases readability by achieving a brighter, non-glare finish that enhances the contrast between the black graduation lines and the surface of the rule.. Specifications 12 long x 1 wide x 0.040 thick. Each rule comes in vinyl storage pouch. These are well made rules and will provide years of reliable service in any shop..