C.S. Osborne Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler #802 - Various Sizes

SKU: OSB-802--36
Length: 36"

Price
$31.00
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C.S. Osborne Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler #802 is available in 36, 54, and 60 inch lengths for precise measuring, marking, and cutting. With a sturdy anodized finish, etched scales, and a rigid straight edge, it is ideal for upholstery, drapery, sewing, and fabric layout.

The width is 1-1/2" and the thickness is 1/8".

The C.S. Osborne Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler #802 is a versatile and durable measuring tool perfect for a variety of applications. Here are some key details and features:

Applications:

Sewing and tailoring: Useful for measuring and marking fabric, especially when making selvage edges or hemming.

Upholstery work: Great for measuring and cutting upholstery fabric, padding, and other materials.

General crafting and DIY: Ideal for measuring and marking on wood, plastic, paper, and other materials.

Woodworking: Can be used to measure and mark cuts for woodworking projects.

Industrial and construction: Suitable for measuring and marking on metal, concrete, and other building materials.

The C.S. Osborne Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler #802 is built for accurate work in the shop, workroom, or studio. Offered in 36", 54", and 60" lengths, it gives makers and professionals the flexibility to choose the size that best fits their workflow. The shorter 36 inch version is easy to handle on smaller tables and quick layout jobs, while the 54 inch and 60 inch options are better for longer fabric runs, wider panels, and full-length straight-line marking. No matter which size you choose, the ruler is designed to deliver a clean, dependable edge that helps improve accuracy and reduce waste.

Benefits and Advantages:

Versatile for sewing, upholstery, crafting, woodworking, and industrial uses.

Durable aluminum construction stands up to heavy-duty work.

Dual scales allow for both imperial and metric measurements.

Etched markings remain clear and visible over time.

Convenient hanging hole for easy storage.

Available in multiple lengths to suit different project needs.

This ruler is especially useful for upholstery, drapery, sewing, quilting, pattern making, and light woodworking. It works well when marking fabric before cutting, checking long hems, laying out wallpaper or trim, and guiding straight cuts on large materials. The anodized aluminum body helps resist wear and corrosion, while the rigid profile stays straight and stable during daily use. That makes it a practical choice for professional workrooms, upholstery shops, tailors, and DIY users who want a tool they can trust.

One of the biggest advantages of this ruler is versatility. Instead of needing several different tools for different tasks, you can choose the length that matches the project and still get the same durable aluminum construction across the full line. The etched scales make measurements easier to read, and the wide body gives added confidence when drawing lines or aligning material. For shops that value consistency, this can help speed up production and support cleaner results from one project to the next.

If you are comparing related rulers, you may also want to look at the C.S. Osborne Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler 60SE, which offers a heavier wide aluminum profile with markings on one side only. For wood ruler alternative, the C.S. Osborne 36" Wooden Ruler #160 is also available.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
1. What sizes are available for the C.S. Osborne #802 aluminum straight edge ruler?
This product is available in 36 inch, 54 inch, and 60 inch lengths so you can choose the best fit for your project size and workspace.
2. What is this ruler used for?
It is used for accurate measuring, marking, and straight-edge cutting in upholstery, drapery, sewing, quilting, pattern making, and general shop layout.
3. Is this ruler better for fabric work or woodworking?
It is especially popular for fabric and workroom use, but it also performs well for light woodworking, drafting, and other straight-line layout tasks.
4. Why choose aluminum instead of a wooden ruler?
Aluminum is lightweight, durable, corrosion-resistant, and stays flat, making it ideal for repeated professional use and precise straight marking.
5. Which size should I choose?
Choose 36 inch for smaller tables and quicker tasks, 54 inch for medium to large projects, and 60 inch for the longest layouts, wider fabrics, or more full-length measuring needs.

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