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Penco - Drafting Scale - Ruler - Blue

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Penco - Drafting Scale - Ruler - Blue

When accuracy matters, whether you're sharpening your architecture skills or laying out a battlemap for your TTRPG night, Penco's Drafting Scale helps keep everything in proportion with ease.

With a triangular shape that makes it simple to use, this drafting scale ruler is made from anodised aluminium to ensure durability, and features 6 scales: 1:100/1:200/1:300/1:400/1:500/1:600. 

Drafting Scale
16.9 x 0.7 x 0.7cm
Made from aluminium
Designed in Japan. Made in Taiwan

 

About PENCO

Penco is a Japanese stationery brand founded on a single ballpoint pen. As the Americana inspired name suggests it is a company making pens. That is, it started with a single ballpoint pen. But they have ventured into much more than just pens. By now their nostalgic analog inspired collections encompass all kinds of stationery. Ranging from clips to clipboards, notebooks to console boxes and pencases to, well… pens.

$5.95

Original: $17.00

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$17.00

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When accuracy matters, whether you're sharpening your architecture skills or laying out a battlemap for your TTRPG night, Penco's Drafting Scale helps keep everything in proportion with ease.

With a triangular shape that makes it simple to use, this drafting scale ruler is made from anodised aluminium to ensure durability, and features 6 scales: 1:100/1:200/1:300/1:400/1:500/1:600. 

Drafting Scale
16.9 x 0.7 x 0.7cm
Made from aluminium
Designed in Japan. Made in Taiwan

 

About PENCO

Penco is a Japanese stationery brand founded on a single ballpoint pen. As the Americana inspired name suggests it is a company making pens. That is, it started with a single ballpoint pen. But they have ventured into much more than just pens. By now their nostalgic analog inspired collections encompass all kinds of stationery. Ranging from clips to clipboards, notebooks to console boxes and pencases to, well… pens.