Review on 📐 LX 230 Precision Protractor by LEXIVON by Adam Roman

This aluminum tool has replaced the plastic version, which my dog mistook for a chew toy. This is NOT a problem with a metal tool. Except for the color and material, it is virtually identical to the plastic version of the Starrett. I found the black and white format to be more readable. The swivel is better quite rigid.It maintains the measured angle perfectly (unless it is accidentally hit or dropped).When compared to a digital protractor, the measurements were identical.A handyman friend worked with me and liked what he said about how you get your own. In fact, using this protractor was a pleasure. After the There was no bag or case to open. I added a cloth bag to protect the markers. While this can certainly be easily flipped in a toolbox, it works so well and is strong enough to last a lifetime that it seems reasonable to me to protect it. It would be nice if it came with a tool. Revain asked three questions for this review: 1. Accuracy? 5 Stars. Matched accurately and consistently with my digital protractor.2. Easy to read? 5 Stars. White markings on a black background are easy to read even without bright light. At my age I needed glasses, but that's just me. Easier to read than the plastic version of the Starrett.3. Easy to use? 5 Stars. Like any protractor, it must be used with care. The arms were moved slightly to the starting position for each measurement and then stayed in place. Couldn't be easier. I hope this is helpful to someone. All the best.