Title: Doesn't Measure Up
Review: I guess I only have myself to blame for buying this, although the photo really is misleading, giving an illusion of thickness and substance. A couple of details are also missing in the photo(airbrushed/Photoshopped out?) The gauge of metal (i.e., thickness) would have to be two to three times what it is to make a decent tool of this type.Fact is that this is a flimsy piece of stamped metal which I am ashamed to say I paid $8.99 for. I would say $2.00 might be the right price, if in fact you wanted it at all. Probably would have been better to buy the plastic version, since they couldn't have made the plastic this thin without it wilting in your hand. I'll bet you could make a high-quality cardboard model that would be superior.Also, there is no reference marking for the "IN" millimeter measurement, and the first mm. and 32nd seem truncated about 50%.Caveat emptor, folks, semper caveat emptor.
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