Saker Woodworking Scriber Marking Line Ruler, Adjustable Aluminum Alloy Sliding T-Square Ruler,Precision Line Drawing aid Ruler with Angle Adjustment Scale

The Saker Woodworking Scriber Marking Line Ruler is a high-quality tool that makes precision marking so much easier. Made from durable aluminum alloy, it feels solid in hand and glides smoothly along surfaces without slipping. The adjustable sliding T-square design is excellent for drawing consistent, straight lines, and the angle adjustment scale adds even more versatility. Whether I’m marking for cuts, joints, or layouts, this tool helps me get accurate results every time. The markings on the ruler are clear and easy to read, and the adjustments lock firmly in place, so nothing shifts during use. It’s compact enough to keep handy in my workshop but substantial enough to feel like a professional-grade tool. Overall, a reliable and well-designed marking aid that saves time and improves accuracy. A great addition to any woodworker’s toolkit.

This woodworking scriber is an absolute game-changer! The adjustability makes it incredibly versatile for marking consistent and accurate lines, whether I’m working on trim, joinery, or layout tasks. The ruler is well-made, solid, and easy to use, with clear markings that are easy to read even in lower light. What really stands out is how much time it saves — I can mark repeat cuts or lines with confidence, knowing everything will line up perfectly. It’s compact, durable, and has quickly become one of my go-to tools in the shop. If you're serious about clean, precise work, this tool is definitely worth it.

The Saker Woodworking Scriber Marking Line Ruler strikes an ideal balance between precision and practicality. The engraved metric and imperial scales are crisp and easy to reference, and the locking mechanism holds adjustments securely during layout work. It’s compact enough for everyday use yet has the heft and build quality of a professional-grade tool. Repeat markings line up perfectly every time, making it an excellent addition for anyone serious about accuracy in joinery and cabinetry.

This T-square works fairly well, but don’t expect it to give you precise angles for highly detailed work. For general work it should be fine. It came with a pencil and 2 different colors of spare lead in black and red (4 of each color). The pencil seems to work well and has a sharpener built in. The lines and numbers are very clear and easy to read in metric and standard. They’re also accurate and match my other measuring tools almost perfectly. The pins for the angles don’t locate well enough to keep perfect alignment, but it’s only a degree or so off. That being said, I took off a half star for scratches from what looks like someone hanging it on a hook after previous use and another half because the pencil (along with every other type of pencil I own) doesn’t fit the center scribe hole and that’s one of the reasons why I bought it. I do have deep hole markers that can be used, however they’re too thin and can cause a lot of drift with your scribe line if you don’t have a steady hand. Overall I think it’s handy to have around for some things and not obscenely priced.

i really like saker tools. i have a few and this t-square is no exception. its well made and accurate and the design is really good for scribing lines. my other scriber has notches that i put the pencil in as a guide and mark the line as i slide the square down the wood. this one has a dedicated slide with a hole that fits the included pencil perfectly. the mechanical pencil is made specifically to fit the hole in the slide so there is no wiggle or jumping out of the notch. great design and great quality. would recommend

Excellent tools. Built deck and used these. Efficient way to mark wood. Accurate markings. Durable. Squareness was perfect.

This thing is built like a tank. It’s solid, the angle decents work perfectly, the knob is a little redundant. The markings are easily read. The edges are all radiused and while nice and all that prevents the use of triangles with bevels because the bevels slip under the radius. I don’t mind the price given the very high quality. I have a drafting drawer with very little clearance so I removed the knob and cut the stainless shoulder bolt that holds it, flipped it around and threaded it in from the top. This eliminated the knob altogether but even when tightened down solidly the detents still allow the angle to be changed. It reduced the clearance needed and made it fit but the radiused edges prevent it from being perfect for my application. Since I changed it I will be keeping it.

Easy to use Love how it works