Mechanical Pencil Ruler

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

Cuts in both directions but really only set up to cut towards the ruler.

Nice pencil.

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.

ive never used a mat cutter before.  after using this product i was hooked.  easy to use and learn how to cut mat, foamboard, etc... only problem i had in the beginning was the rulers were off... i contacted an awesome customer service at logan graphic and they instantly mailed me out some ruler stickers to apply them to the cutter... now my ruler measurements are super accurate... i am pleased with the 550-1 mat cutter.. and now matting other peoples project... (good little side business)

We use this with the grooved rail ruler on vinyl decals. It has always worked well for this application. Buying another one

I never realized I could be such an artist. This pencil can do it all.

I have never owned an Apple Pencil but I do not know that I would need one after using this one.

This pencil has so many features! 1. Durable! I have dropped my pencil many times by mistake, and every time it bounces off hard tile floors or concrete, and it has not broken at all. 2. Gestures on the Side. I use the double-tap to switch between pen and eraser 3. Replaceable Tips. A lifesaver. I once dropped it right on the tip, and dented the tip badly. I replaced it, and voila! it worked again. 4. Tilt gestures...the feature you didn't know you needed. The eraser, for example, gets bigger when the Pencil is tilted. 5. Wireless charging, WOW! I love wireless charging. It simply clips onto my iPad Pro, and it's always charged and ready. 6. Future-proofing. The new M2 iPad Pros support Apple Pencil Hover, which is amazing in Procreate....here's the kicker...this 4+ year old pencil supports it!

It only took a few minutes to set up this fine piece of equipment.� The ruler markings with RED used to mark inches were easier than trying to read off a tape measure.� The cutters locked in and made very precise cuts.� The book that came with it and the YouTube links made getting started with any mat cutter very clear.� If� I can do it, anybody can do it. The only down side I can think of is the width adjuster is not exactly parallel with the cutter and there is no adjustment that will fix that.� So to get an exactly square panel, using the long squaring bar to determine where the card stock references to is an adequate workaround.� Other than that, I would spend the money again to get this 750-1 over the 450 model.� B&H is great to deal with also.