Rapidesign Large Lettering Aid Template, 1 Each (R924)

I bought this because the largest opening is 1/4". I hand make cards and the post office charges extra if the envelope and contents are thicker than 1/4". This is the perfect item to check to make sure my cards are within standard postal limits, if the card and envelope won't slide through the slot then I know I need to add extra postage.

I bought this for drawing lines in some of my Bible study guides that don't have lines for writing answers or thoughts. It works perfectly with 1/4 inch lines for my big writing. I'm glad I bought it and I've used to for addressing envelopes too.

I do so much work on the computer, my handwriting skills have faded into the distant past. If I were to write a check, using my normal handwriting, no one would have a clue what I had written.I haven't written a check without my Guide in the past 20 years. I print inside the openings in the guide, and reading what I have written is no problem at all.Enjoy!!!

It is so hard to find lined stationary. I make cards for my ministry and need to write a small note. These allow me to make lines to write on in pencil and then when I am finished I just erase the lines and everything is neat and tidy. This product is well-made, and I feel like I got my money's worth.

30 years ago I used a device similar to this when I was an apprentice, changing electrical prints. It keeps everything you write straight and uniform in size. I bought this to write addresses on envelopes, and it works well. This device is of sufficient thickness to stay firmly in place when I use it, and seems very durable. I find that my penmanship is much better now, even when I don’t use it. This is a well made device.

I've used these daily for many, many years; this is probably the 5th or 6th I've purchased. They are madeof a slightly rubbery plastic that is quite durable. They usually last until I drop something on them and break them.There is usually a bit of flash in the grooves that needs to be dressed out before you can use them. A pocket knifeor xacto knife scraped along the edge of the groove is usually enough to take off the flash. Don't try to cut it as youwill take away too much material.

Needed something to help with filling in genealogy fan charts, since my hands are old and shaky. I had always liked this particular lettering guide when I was studying drafting and drawing blueprints, and it has helped tremendously.

The Rapidesign Large Lettering Aid Template is so easy to use--so intuitive--and so adaptable that I am sorry that I didn't have one at hand earlier in my art career. I can't believe how much time is saves me now (and how much more it might have saved me had I been smart enough to hunt for and buy one. I'm a big fan!

Very good lettering aid.

Exactement ce que je cherchais mais que je ne trouvais chez certains magasins d’arts.