30cm Acrylic Cutting Ruler with Steel Edge - Janrax

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The Janrax 30cm Acrylic Cutting Ruler is designed for precision crafting and technical work, offering clear measurement markings and a durable stainless steel cutting edge. It is ideal for workshops, card makers, and students who require accurate lines and safe cutting. A potential consideration is that the acrylic can scratch if not handled with care, though this does not affect its cutting functionality.
| Model Part Number | 60285 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Janrax |
The stainless steel edge is designed for cutting materials like paper, cardstock, thin plastic sheets, and vinyl. It is not intended for cutting thick materials like wood or metal.
No, the stainless steel cutting edge is integrated into the ruler design for stability and durability.
Align the ruler with your cutting line, ensuring the craft knife blade runs smoothly along the integrated steel edge. Apply even pressure and guide the knife steadily.
This ruler features metric markings (centimeters and millimeters). While you can estimate imperial measurements, it is optimized for metric use.
The integrated stainless steel edge is designed to protect the acrylic ruler from damage when used as a cutting guide. Avoid cutting directly on the acrylic surface itself.
The ruler features a 5mm square grid for precise layout and measurement.
Ensure the ruler is placed on a surface with sufficient contrast. Clean the acrylic surface with a soft, damp cloth to remove any smudges.
Inspect the stainless steel edge for any debris or damage. Clean gently with a soft cloth. If damaged, it may need replacement.
Minor scratches on acrylic are normal wear and tear and typically do not affect the ruler's performance. Avoid using abrasive materials for cleaning.
Setup: No setup is required. The ruler is ready for immediate use upon unboxing.
Compatibility: Compatible with standard craft knives, utility knives, and pens/pencils. Suitable for use on a wide range of materials including paper, cardstock, thin plastics, and vinyl. Ensure the surface you are cutting on is protected, such as a self-healing cutting mat.
Care: To maintain clarity and functionality: