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A pocket-sized digital angle finder with a magnetic base and two magnetic sides, so it sticks to saw blades, tables, angle iron and brackets while you read it. Four 90° quadrants cover a full 360°, and you can zero it against any surface to measure relative angles where nothing is truly flat. The backlit LCD flips automatically to stay readable on any face and reads in degrees or percent slope. At about 5 x 5 x 2 cm it fits in a shirt pocket, though it takes two AAA batteries that are not included.
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Buyers rate it highly and mostly describe accurate, precise readings and a strong magnet that holds on steel. They find the display easy to read and like switching between degrees and percent. The main complaints are that batteries are not included and one buyer doubted the accuracy.
This magnetic digital angle finder is for setting saw blades, bending stock and checking anything that has to sit at a known angle. Four 90° quadrants give a full 360° of measurement. The base and both sides are magnetic, so it holds itself to a saw blade, table, length of angle iron or bracket while you read it.
It can be zeroed against any surface, so it measures relative to that surface instead of to level. The backlit LCD flips automatically so the numbers stay the right way up on whichever face it is sitting on. It reads in degrees or percent slope and holds a reading with one press.
The case is ABS plastic. It powers off automatically after 5 minutes without use.
