📐 Enhanced Digital Magnetic Protractor by IGaging 35 2269 Review

The problem with measuring angles is that we need to measure X and Y, but the readings on the angles of the Gauges are done by tilting the X, Y, and Z axes and the degree of rotation of the axes it spins in. Simply put, if you need a basic 45 degree angle for a saw, or a good horizontal plane for anything, this is it NOT the right tool for you.This tool will give you different measurements depending on how inclined it is in X,Y,Z, and you will never get the same position of the tool in X,Y,Z by

I really wanted to like this angle sensor but it just isn't accurate or consistent. Also, the viewing angle is pretty narrow compared to the other corner unit I have. In my garage, which has about 35 degrees in the winter (as of the writing of this review), I've had readings in excess of 0.25 degrees and very inconsistent readings. When I brought it home this morning and checked again, I got more stable readings but still 0.2 degrees off. I tested it on 3 different courts which I scored…

I must have spent about an hour looking through all the Chinese cube levels/protractors and comparing their prices and features. I'm happy to spend a little more and get quality tools that last longer. Over time, this strategy has definitely worked for me. This iGuage cube seems to hit the mark. Has magnets on 3 sides. The body is made of some type of cast aluminum alloy. While they could have asked a native US speaker to read the instructions, like many Chinese companies, they failed in this…