Pacific Arc Ames Lettering Guide for Lettering, Writing, Architecture, and Drawing

Works perfect and is see through so you can work smoothly

Great purchase. Works well

I'm an "Old School" Architectural Designer and still love to hand draft my drawings! Yes. I know CAD, but I love to draw by hand. This lettering guide makes some drafting aspects easier being able to adjust lettering guidelines for regular text or detail titles or sheet titles. Love it! I would recommend this item.

I haven't been able to get it to work but that's probably me rather than the product itself.

This is exactly what you're getting. It seems perfectly serviceable. I don't think there's really a way this simple but effective tool can go wrong. The plastic is of fine quality. Really guys if you want it just get it? The tolerances on my piece seem to be good, if you have issues please leave a review QA will appreciated it if you bring it up, n can try to figure it out I'm sure.

not much to it. If you need it you need it.

I bought this for an architectural drafting class. It worked ok at first, but the wheel has loosened over time. When you try to draw guidelines the wheel turns and suddenly you don’t have straight lines, or they gradually get bigger which sort of defeats the point of a lettering guide. I bought a Staedtler because this became so frustrating. The wheel is tighter and doesn’t move when you draw guidelines.

I do enjoy to written per lines. Thank you.

Los compre para un hermano qué es profesor qué los vio y me pidió que se los pidiera y esta contento por la compra.

O produto corresponde ao que foi anunciado! Ótimo material. Entrega dentro do prazo.

Useless due to big tolerances. A rattly thing and very obvious the cheap reproduction of the original product.

I didn't like having to order the same thing twice!

Firstly, I am not a professional calligrapher or even a particularly good illustrator of letters, but I needed an accurate means of quickly marking out equal line spacing and this done the job perfectly for what I wanted. If you've never used one before there are youtube videos going through instructions which I found a lot easier to understand than the written instructions, but when you've got it then it's a brilliant little device for quickly marking out lines, and for me, probably a lot more accurate than measuring things out with a ruler.