Adam Savage’s Favorite Tools: Folding Rulers!
One of the best places to find beautiful vintage tools is at antique malls, and Adam shares some of his favorite tools he’s picked up from his travels. One such tool is a elegant folding ruler–the kind that craftspeople used to carry around all the time. That classic design is renewed with a gorgeous folding ruler from Makers Cabinet, called the Stria. Adam checks out the steel and brass versions of the Stria, as well as the updated Iris drawing compass that improves on its unique design. Thanks to Makers Cabinet for sending these lovely tools to add to Adam’s shop collection!
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