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Mayline E-Z Grip Parallel Rule

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This parallel rule has an easy-to-grip finger lift. Both edges of the blade are transparent acrylic embedded in a black phenolic laminate base. A built-in brake eliminates accidental movement of your straightedge and holds the blade in place when your board is at an angle.

E-Z Grip Rule with Armoredge — An 8 mm protective strip of stainless steel that resists nicks and dents from drawing tools.

® Mayline is a registered trademark.

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Mayline E-Z Grip Parallel Rule

5.0

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10/10/2016

5.0

Mayline E-Z Grip Parallel Rule with ArmorEdge

By Pat

from Central Massachusetts

Comments about Mayline E-Z Grip Parallel Rule:

It was time to retire my old parallel rule and I was very pleased to find that Dick Blick carried not only Mayline products but the armoredge model I use. It is the best of its kind. Pricing very good and delivery excellent. Highest recommendations for the product and Dick Blick.

3/26/2011

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

LIFE IS GOOD ,NO MORE T SQUARE

By PASTA

from MORRISTOWN

Comments about Mayline E-Z Grip Parallel Rule:

was worried about the instalation that rule may not come out square. instalation was way easier then expected.thank you , a wonderful product. b t w was supose to be delivered in 10 days or so from shipper,arrived in 3. service is beyond belief again

7/22/2010

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Can't work without one

By Susan, Landscape Design @ Gamroth Landsc

from West Bend, WI

Comments about Mayline E-Z Grip Parallel Rule:

After using a Mayline for many years, I found myself without one for the beginning of this year's landscape design season. Trying to hold a T-Square and triangle while drawing a straight line is next to impossible once you are used to the ease of using a Mayline EZ Grip Straight Rule. Now, no more worries about perfectly perpendicular lines and properly lined up points and angles. Don't draw without one!