Projects pile up on the bench with a ruler that stops at 30 cm, a square for right angles, a separate protractor for odd cuts, a level somewhere in a drawer, and a pencil that has wandered off. Those small frictions add up when you are trying to stay in a flow state, and most rulers can measure but do not really help you think through the layout. You end up switching between tools, rechecking marks, and occasionally cursing when parallels drift, or angles end up slightly crooked.
The FLINTONE MegaRuler is a titanium 9-in-1 drawing master that tries to compress a whole layout kit into something smaller than a phone. It is designed for garage tinkerers, designers, woodworkers, model builders, electronics people, and 3D-printing geeks who want strength, accuracy, and versatility in one object. The body is machined from titanium, so it feels like a small instrument rather than a disposable ruler, and it packs infinite extension lines, perfect parallels, angles, levels, magnets, and a built-in pen into a single pocket-sized block.
Designer: FLINTONE
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The infinite extension feature uses a central roller that lets you draw a straight line as long as you need by rolling the tool along the surface. You can dock the ruler end-to-end 27 times with less than 0.1mm cumulative error, enough to lay out an 8m straight line without a laser or chalk box. For framing, cabinetry, set building, or large-format graphics, that kind of repeatable accuracy means less rework and fewer compromises when the layout determines everything downstream.
The side wheels hug a reference line, so every new line stays exactly the same distance away. In testing, drawing 50 parallel lines produced a maximum drift of 0.07mm, which is effectively negligible for most jobs. That lets you stop measuring every joist, slat, or tile and simply roll the MegaRuler along, trusting it to keep spacing consistent for grooves, stitch lines, or printed patterns. The result feels less like measuring and more like running a tiny machine that thinks about geometry for you.
MegaRuler handles angles by letting you draw any-angle slanted lines from 1° to 179° in one smooth motion. The integrated protractor is laser-etched with a high-contrast scale that remains readable in bright light, dust, or glare, so you can lean the body to the exact angle you want and draw without switching tools. For miters, chamfers, or odd-angle joints, it becomes the single reference you reach for instead of juggling a ruler and a protractor and hoping the alignment holds while you mark.
Dual bubble vials turn the tool into both a horizontal level and a plumb checker. Standing it up gives true vertical in half a second, laying it flat gives an instant surface check. N52 magnets are flush-mounted in the body, so it sticks to steel beams, machines, or a shop cabinet, allowing hands-free marking and storage. A small marking pen lives inside the ruler itself, sliding out to mark and back in when you are done, so measuring and marking are finally in the same place instead of scattered across the bench or lost in pockets.
MegaRuler might live clipped to a pocket on a jobsite, sitting next to a sketchbook on a designer’s desk, or magnetized to a drill press in a home workshop. Instead of reaching for a different tool every time you need a line, angle, or level check, you grab the same titanium block and let its rollers, vials, magnets, and pen handle the details. It earns its space by doing many jobs well, feeling less like a novelty and more like the ruler you wish you had from the start, compact enough to forget until you need it and precise enough to trust when accuracy actually matters.
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