6" Ruler

• Compact 6 inch (15.24 cm) length fits easily in crafting containers, aprons, or toolboxes
• Graduated in 1/16 inch increments for straightforward, high-visibility marking tasks
• Laser-engraved scale delivers permanent, wear-resistant graduations that remain readable over time
• Natural unfinished wood surface reduces slipping and allows custom labeling or marking
• Lightweight and portable for mobile workspace use and quick project measurements

The 6 inch wooden ruler is a staple for any project where compact, portable measurement is helpful. Its precise laser-engraved graduations make it a reliable choice for scrapbooking layouts, marking seam allowances on fabric, or scaling down model blueprints. Teachers rely on it for classroom math units or hands-on geometry demonstrations. It's also commonly used for quick-checking dimensions when framing photos, measuring balsa or foam board for dioramas, or marking cut lines in small carpentry and joinery work. One handy DIY trick: use this ruler as a straightedge when hand-tearing decorative paper for card making, creating clean edges while maintaining a traditional crafting feel.

• Are the measurements available in centimeters or only inches?
  This ruler displays inches only, with clear 1/16-inch graduations for detailed English-unit work.
• Is the wood suitable for drawing or writing on with pen or pencil?
  Yes, the unfinished surface accepts pencil, pen, and marker for custom labeling or adding guidelines.
• Will laser-engraved marks fade or wear off?
  No, laser-engraving burns the graduations into the wood, so they remain visible and permanent with normal use.
• Is the ruler finished or coated in any way?
  No, it is unfinished natural wood, which means it can be customized or left as is for a tactile feel.
• How precise is the measurement scale?
  Graduations are cut at every 1/16-inch for accurate, fractional-inch measuring tasks in crafts and light-duty work.
• Can this be used for school or classroom projects?
  Absolutely. Its small size, durability, and clear scale make it ideal for teaching measurement concepts.
• Does the ruler have beveled or straight edges?
  Most versions have a straight edge for accurate marking and drawing (confirm edge specifics if your use requires a bevel).
• What is the weight of a single ruler?
  Each ruler weighs about 0.35 ounces (10 grams), making it convenient to transport and use repeatedly.
• Is the ruler thick enough for use as a cutting edge?
  At 5/32" (4 mm), it's suitable for light-duty craft knife work; always cut with caution to avoid damage.

With clear markings, a traditional unfinished look, and handy dimensions, this wooden ruler is a trusted tool for any detailed project where accuracy and a classic craftsman’s touch matter.