This came in the mail today. Love'm. We do lots of die cutting and all I can say they are dead on!! buy them, worth the money.

where did you get them from?

I want I want!

mine were close but I wouldn't call them dead on.  Not bad for the money, but a little shy in length and width on some of them.

It's really an awesome rules to use, congratulations, greettings.

The R5Don4 Star II said:

I got two cores they all very.  They die cut these pcs multiple out. there should be a 1/32" or 1/64" industry standard. I don't think it's as bad as a 1/16 whic would be more for corrugated board.

But these are like fiber board with a laminate on both sides.

saiharris said:

From here:

http://www.appliedperspective.com/acrylic/product-category/gaming/

My set I have are damn near close to the 2 core sets I have. I use the plastic set I purchased when I'm playing with my kids or at a local gaming event, and the only time I use the cardboard ones (the official set) would be for a tourney.

I have a set from them as well. And I love it!

The R5Don4 Star II said:

…and in the cases where they're out of alignment with (one) core set, it's because the set itself is off. My cardboard 3-turn template, for instance, is about 3 degrees out of true, where the AP template is 90 degrees exactly.

I plan to use them in every friendly game, and whine a lot at any tournament that forces me to use the less precise official templates. (c:

'Twould be nice… as in "license to print $$$$" nice… if FFG could give us some official templates/range rulers made of acrylic.

Heck, I'd buy two sets :-)

Soulfly626 said:

They are looking really good. Which color did you choose?

Soulfly626 said: