Key Benefits for Leatherworkers

• Class 1 measuring precision – Reliable and accurate for detailed leathercraft.
• Pick-up end – Allows the ruler to be lifted and repositioned easily.
• Helps protect leather surfaces – Reduces unnecessary dragging of the ruler across the leather, helping minimise scratches, scuffs and pressure marks.
• Rigid stainless-steel construction – Provides a dependable edge for measuring and cutting.
• Clear graduations – Makes precise measuring and marking quick and straightforward.
• Versatile sizes – Available in 15 cm, 30 cm and 60 cm for different types of work.

15 cm – Ideal for wallets, card holders, watch straps and detailed small leather goods.

30 cm – A versatile everyday size for most leathercraft projects, including wallets, bags, notebook covers and medium-sized panels.

60 cm – Ideal for larger leather panels, bags, belts, straps and longer cutting or marking work.

Perfect for:

• Measuring leather
• Marking cutting lines
• Cutting with a knife
• Pattern making
• Setting edge margins
• Marking stitching lines
• Measuring straps and belts
• Wallet and small leather goods
• Bag making
• General workshop use

Place the ruler flat against your leather and align the required measurement with the edge or reference point.

Use the clearly marked graduations to measure or mark your leather. When using the ruler as a cutting guide, hold it firmly in place and guide your knife carefully along the edge.

When you have finished measuring or cutting, lift the ruler using the pick-up end rather than sliding it across the leather. This makes repositioning quicker and helps minimise unnecessary contact with the leather surface.

For repeated measurements, a ruler positioning slider can be fitted to establish a fixed reference point, allowing you to position the ruler at the same distance from the edge without measuring from scratch each time.