YES, and they are great.

Yes and they are great.

I like BlocLoc! The ones I have are too small though; I need to get their big one so I can trim down 12" blocks. I like BIG blocks sometimes. :)

I think getting a larger square up ruler is the way to go, accurate and easier squaring.

I find that squaring up generally involves lining up some seams and a clear ruler would not give me that option. JoAnn has a nice square ruler set (4.5, 6.5, 9.5, and 12.5 inches) that was affordable with a 50% coupon for me. I use them all the time. I also have a 15" square ruler I use for the sandwich.

I have found the value of "Glo tape" used on my larger rulers helps when squaring things up. I just use a larger ruler, and put the tape on the right size lines, and trim two edges at once, flip the ruler and do it again. Cheap and repositionable for a few times.

I have the Fiskars 12 1/2" ruler with the 30, 45, & 60 degree lines in it. It is worth the price. By the time you figure the gas and time in traffic to have someone cut you a template then measure and mark off the inches an don't forget about the 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch marks. It is worth the price. You can get a coupon for JoAnn's or Hancocks for a discount. I use mine all the time. Oh and even your industrial permanent markers lines will come off and wear off. Just spend the money and get the 12 1/2" ruler. It's 12" with the 1/2" mark on the edge. There is no reason why you can't have a template cut but are you going to measure every line and be sure it is correct? I use my ruler everyday. DH has even used it. When he said he could use something like it for some of his wood working I bought him one. He was very happy. He saw it at Walmart looked at the price and said it was worth it. That is something for him to say!

I use my June Taylor Shapecut. One tool for all sizes.

YES! It will work with many sizes of blocks. You just need to learn to slide it into position, cut 2 sides and then slide into the next position to cut the other 2 sides. I would hate to have to go back to the "old" way now that I am used to using it.

Bought these when making a HST quilt at Thimbleberries Club. What a timesaver! I have 3 or 4 different sizes, but would recommend the 6" one for the best bang for the buck.