Any interest in a Woodworkers General Measuring Kit?

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Group,Since measurement is so important to what we do, and there are so manyways to do it, I'm interested in you're feedback.My company, Oregon Rule Co. designs and manufactures measurementinstruments and systems including most of the famed adhesive or stickybacked rulers I keep reading about in here.We have been discussing and developing different trade specificmeasuring kits. For example, we are already finalizing a measuring kitdesigned for industrial millwrights and pipe fitters. Would any of youseriously consider something similar targeted to woodworkers? If so,what would you like to see in that kit?For example; I have five (5) different adhesive rulers in differentformats designed for gates and backstops in mind as well as a pair ofprotractors. I have been using a special ruler we developed that has1/8ths on the top and 10th's on the bottom to make my walking sticks.Check out  to see a handful of my stock items,I've already build a number of custom rulers for many of you.Shane

B a r r y · Accepted Answer

Your site dosen't work very well for those of us who reject cookies.Barry

Tom · Answer

Shane wrote:> I have been using a special ruler we developed that hasYou need a rule to make a walking stick? TomWork at your leisure!

Shane · Answer

Barry,You will have difficulty with the Request For Quote form if yourbrowser blocks all cookies.  You should still be able to view the sitew/o problems with a high security/restrict cookie setting. If youstill have trouble with the site, I can send you a cd that has thecatalog and line sheets on it.Shane

patrick conroy · Answer

Consider? Yes.Aside from your adhesive backed rules for jigs and stop blocks, a large rulethat one could put under their lumber storage area, perhaps.  Would give youa quick visual approximation of a board length before pulling it off thestack.

Lobby Dosser · Answer

"patrick conroy"  wrote innews:                     Looks like they have that with the 'Floor Rules'.

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