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MEET THE DUAL EDGE RIPPER, THE DECKLE EDGE RULER FOR A HAND-TORN EDGE ON ANY PAPER

The key is to match the look of the tear to the feeling of the art. The Dual Edge Ripper is a clear acrylic deckle edge ruler with sharp, laser-cut edges, so you can line up exactly where to tear. Use this tearing ruler on any fibrous paper that tears: watercolor paper, photo paper, laser and inkjet paper, even up to 500 gsm. Three models (Original, Classic and Extreme) each have two edges, so owning all three gives you six deckled looks to match your art.

Watercolor print with a deckled edge torn using the Extreme Dual Edge Ripper

Dual Edge Ripper Features 3 different models

Each model Features a unique look and feel.
Each model has 2 different edges, which will create two unique looks.

ORIGINAL: This model has mild edges designed to match a soft deckle on most papers. Use this tool when you want a softer look and a slightly feathery edge. The feathery edge is approximately 1/8” to ¼” in feather length. Depending on paper and tearing technique.

CLASSIC: This model has medium edges. So, when you want to make a more feathery edge on your art than “The Original” model, use this model. The feathery edge is approximately 1/4” to 3/8” in feather length. Depending on paper and tearing technique.

EXTREME: This model has our most radical edges. When you want the most feathery edge this is the model of choice. The feathery edge is approximately 1/2” to 3/4” in feather length. Depending on paper and tearing technique.

WHICH RIPPER IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

EACH RIPPER HAS TWO UNIQUE EDGES, SO YOU CAN CHOOSE THE RIGHT LOOK FOR YOUR ART.

Close-up of the Original Dual Edge Ripper deckle edge ruler

 

The Original Ripper

This model has mild edges designed to match a soft deckle on most papers. Use this tool when you want a softer look and a slightly feathery edge. The feathery edge is approximately 1/8” to ¼” in feather length. Depending on paper and tearing technique.

Close-up of the Classic Dual Edge Ripper deckle edge ruler

 

The Classic Ripper

This model has medium edges. So, when you want to make a more feathery edge on your art than “The Original” model, use this model. The feathery edge is approximately 1/4” to 3/8” in feather length. Depending on paper and tearing technique.

Close-up of the Extreme Dual Edge Ripper deckle edge ruler

 

The Extreme Ripper

This model has our most radical edges. When you want the most feathery edge this is the model of choice. The feathery edge is approximately 1/2” to 3/4” in feather length. Depending on paper and tearing technique.

Shop Dual Edge Rippers

Each Ripper has two Unique Edges, Buy Them all for 6 Unique Looks

THE DUAL EDGE RIPPER

The Ultimate Package

All three rulers, six edge styles. The best value for matching every piece of art.

$104.95

16 in stock (can be backordered)

THE DUAL EDGE RIPPER

Original

Mild edges for a soft, natural deckle. About 1/8” to 1/4” of feather.

$43.95

4 in stock (can be backordered)

THE DUAL EDGE RIPPER

Classic

Medium edges for a fuller feathered tear. About 1/4” to 3/8” of feather.

$43.95

22 in stock (can be backordered)

THE DUAL EDGE RIPPER

Extreme

Our deepest edges for the most dramatic feathered tear. About 1/2” to 3/4” of feather.

$43.95

45 in stock (can be backordered)

THE DUAL EDGE RIPPER

ORIGINAL/CLASSIC

Soft and medium edges. Four looks from two rulers.

$74.95

45 in stock (can be backordered)

THE DUAL EDGE RIPPER

ORIGINAL/EXTREME

Soft and deep edges. Four looks from two rulers.

$74.95

47 in stock (can be backordered)

THE DUAL EDGE RIPPER

CLASSIC/EXTREME

Medium and deep edges. Four looks from two rulers.

$74.95

17 in stock (can be backordered)

DECKLE EDGE RULER FAQ

Which paper works with the Dual Edge Ripper?

Any fibrous paper that can be torn: watercolor paper, photo paper, laser paper and inkjet paper, even up to 500 gsm. See torn samples by brand on our Paper Selector page.

How do I tear a deckle edge with it?

Place the ripper on top of the paper with its edge flush with the edge of the table. Line up the paper where you want the torn edge, then grab the paper and pull it up toward you. The ruler’s edge guides the tear into a natural-looking deckle. Watch the demo on our Using the Ripper page.

Which model should I choose?

The Original gives a soft, mild deckle (about 1/8” to 1/4” of feather). The Classic gives a medium, fuller edge (about 1/4” to 3/8”). The Extreme gives our deepest, most dramatic edge (about 1/2” to 3/4”). Each ruler has two different edges, so all three together give you six looks.

Can I tear prints longer than the ruler?

Yes. For prints wider or longer than 24”, tear one section, slide the ripper along, and keep tearing.

How do I get a white edge around my print?

Tear with the image facing up for a white reveal along the edge. Tear with the image facing down for a torn edge without the white reveal.

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DUAL EDGE RIPPER REVIEWS

see what our customers are saying

“Great way to finish off watercolor paintings”

I like the look of deckle edge on watercolor paper. This longer edge makes it easy to tear the edge! It gives a professional look to the finished painting. The higher grade papers are a little hard to tear, but with some effort I found my own process for it. I definitely recommend the deckle edge ripper!

– D Vick (Amazon Review)

“Great edge ripper”

I had never used an edge ripper until my best friend told me about them. I decided to purchase this one after watching the videos online, tried it after receiving it and it works wonderfully. So easy to use and it looks great too.

– Agatha Kindle (Amazon Review)

“Should have bought it sooner!”

Why didn’t I buy this sooner?! I design custom wedding invitation suites, so I do a lot of hand torn paper edges. This has saved me so much time and the look of the edges is gorgeous. I love it. The only thing I wish was that it had a carrying case. It’s a bit difficult to store.

– DesignMamaOf2 (Amazon Review)

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