Slim and compact, the sheath keeps the Stria protected in a bag, drawer, or work setup without adding bulk. It’s a small accessory, but a useful one, especially for anyone who wants to keep their tools in good condition and close at hand. Made specifically for the Stria ruler. Stria sold separately.

The Makers Cabinet Stria folding ruler features a thumbscrew that allows you to adjust the resistance of the hinge to suit your needs. Metric and imperial measurements make Stria perfect for any creative. Designed to last for generations, this solid brass ruler can be easily taken apart for cleaning and maintenance. As for the thumbscrew, it fits perfectly inside the Høvel pouch from the same collection. A premium leather sheath made for the Stria ruler is also available separately.

The ballpoint pen is made from aluminum alloy and weighs 22 g, light enough for longer writing sessions without feeling flimsy. A heavy-duty spring gives the click mechanism a firm, deliberate action. The pen uses a Schmidt P900M refill; HMM’s individual Ballpoint page identifies the refill as 0.7 mm black ink and notes Parker-style refill compatibility.

The second piece is a 101 g aluminum paperweight with HMM’s 12-facet geometry. The hollow center turns it into a pen holder, keeping the ballpoint upright and easy to grab while also giving loose notes or small papers a place to stay put. It is a small object, but it does useful work on a desk.

Choose Black for a darker, more graphic set, or Raw Aluminum / Silver for a lighter finish that shows more of the metal character. The set arrives in a gift package with a paper inner structure designed for the pen and holder.

The surface is smooth and weighty in the hand, while the flattened base allows the ball to sit securely on a shelf, table, or desk. It works as a standalone object or as part of a small grouping, catching light differently as you move around it. Because each ball is made by hand, variations in color, pattern, and flow are part of the piece rather than an imperfection.

Each ball is shaped by hand and finished with a subtly flattened base so it can rest naturally on shelves, tables, or window sills. The surface remains smooth and tactile, while the color distribution varies from piece to piece, making every example slightly different. It works well on its own, but also pairs easily with other objects where color and material do the talking rather than form.

The doghouse gives the object more presence than the standalone figure, making it work well as a focal point on a shelf, sideboard, or desk. The surfaces are smooth and reflective, with clearly defined edges that keep the form readable from different angles.

As with the rest of the series, this edition is designed as a decorative object rather than a figurine in the traditional sense. It’s recognizable without leaning on illustration or narrative, and it pairs naturally with the other Snoopy pieces in the collection.

Displayed together, the contrast in size gives the piece a clear visual balance. It works well on a shelf or tabletop and pairs naturally with the other Snoopy figures in the collection, without requiring a larger arrangement or setting.

Like the rest of the series, this edition is designed as a decorative object rather than a character figurine. The focus is on form, material, and finish, with the Peanuts reference handled in a straightforward, graphic way.