Mitutoyo182-207, Steel Rule, 6" X 150mm, (1/10, 1/100", 1mm, 1/2mm), 1/64" Thick X 1/2" Wide, Satin Chrome Finish Tempered Stainless Steel

Perfect pocket rule. And the decimals helped me get away from the fractions 💪🏾

I had another scale I was using for a bit, but as a CNC machinist working in inches 80% of the time, having a pocket scale that reads first and foremost in decimal rather than fractions (1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, etc.) is really really useful.For the other 20%, when I'm working in metric, I've got mm right on the back too.Easy, uncomplicated, clear, and fits in my work shirt pocket next to my pocket flashlight and a couple of pens.Another perfect product from Mitutoyo.

Just about the perfect small rule. Inches in tenths & hundredths (graduations are very fine, crisp, and legible, with easy to count alternating tick lengths), mm on the back side... the most usable combination for anyone working with metal or mechanical things. The rule is slender and thin enough to follow gently curved surfaces. A joy to use.Now if only Starrett would bring their production back home (or at least move it out of a country that imprisons and enslaves their minorities), I'd reconsider their stuff. As it stands, I'll take Mitutoyo's excellent Made-in-Japan quality all day long. This one is my go-to pocket ruler.

I needed a ruler graduated in tenths of an inch to maeasure snow depth. This ruler is just the right thing.

This is a fine ruler, but I should point out the picture and the ad for this product specify "MADE IN USA" and country of origin as "USA". It is made in Japan, it says it on my packaging and ruler. Not a deal breaker for me. It is a very fine measuring tool and I have no doubt I will get many years of fine service from this product expertly made in Japan. Recommended

This Machinists Scale is very high quality and made with precision. The markings are embossed and clearly readable. I fully recommended this item.

I was expecting the larger version, wider and thicker, but I should have read it more closely, I do like the gridation on this version.

This is a nice 6" steel rule that is easy to read. It has dual scales, Imperial units on one side and millimeter + 1/2 millimeter on the other. I like the fact that there are tenths and hundredths on the imperial side, as I do machining and find that scale far more convenient than 32nds and 64ths. The finish is a little brighter than my inherited Starrett scale, but that might be due to the age of the Starrett scale. Overall the Mitutoyo scale is very nice. Recommended.