STAEDTLER Mars Ames Lettering Guide

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Last updated 01 Jun 2024

Produce evenly spaced lines and guides! The STAEDTLER Mars Ames lettering guide will help you produce evenly spaced lines and guides for writing, architecture, or engineering work. The holes in the tool create consistent spacing, and the rotating wheel allows you to adjust the size. This durable plastic lettering guide helps you draw guidelines and sloped lines for lettering from 1/16 inches to 2 inches. It features both metric and fractional calibrations and comes with helpful instructions and tips on how to best use it. Remember in elementary school when you learned to write? Most of us practiced in a lined pad with three lines: a top and bottom solid line with a dotted line in the middle. The Ames lettering guide also uses three lines to mark the top, middle, and bottom of your lettering. The Ames lettering guide is slightly heavier plastic than some competitors, and the numbering and marks on the wheel and body are etched distinctly, making it easier to use. The fit between the adjustable wheel and the main body is tight. It will not slip when being used. Key Features: lettering guide lines from 1/16” to 2” Fractional and metric calibrations Well marked Solidly made of plastic Perfect For: Calligraphers Architects and Engineers Homeschooling Making letter guidelines
Produce evenly spaced lines and guides! The STAEDTLER Mars Ames lettering guide will help you produce evenly spaced lines and guides for writing, architecture, or engineering work. The holes in the tool create consistent spacing, and the rotating wheel allows you to adjust the size. This durable plastic lettering guide helps you draw guidelines and sloped lines for lettering from 1/16 inches to 2 inches. It features both metric and fractional calibrations and comes with helpful instructions and tips on how to best use it. Remember in elementary school when you learned to write? Most of us practiced in a lined pad with three lines: a top and bottom solid line with a dotted line in the middle. The Ames lettering guide also uses three lines to mark the top, middle, and bottom of your lettering. The Ames lettering guide is slightly heavier plastic than some competitors, and the numbering and marks on the wheel and body are etched distinctly, making it easier to use. The fit between the adjustable wheel and the main body is tight. It will not slip when being used. Key Features: lettering guide lines from 1/16” to 2” Fractional and metric calibrations Well marked Solidly made of plastic Perfect For: Calligraphers Architects and Engineers Homeschooling Making letter guidelines