📏 High-Quality Stainless Steel Protractor for Woodworking and Construction - Preciva Review

I make a lot of furniture. This tool makes it easy to find odd corners and is very easy to use. Just turn it on, plug it in and see the readings. Did!

Very good corner fixing and support. More accurate than my woodworking and welding needs. I was surprised how well made it is for the price. Excellent value for money and quality.

This is a must have for homeowners working on some hobby projects. I would not recommend it for professional use that requires precision. Definitely a useful tool for home projects.

The digital measurement is absolutely accurate! The lock feature is easy to use and never loses angle readings during transmission. Trick for you: if you need to cut a certain wedge, you don't need to stick to 0 degrees when closed, you can set any angle as the initial 0 degrees, isn't that convenient!

I turn wood from the side and need a carriage to cut segments for segmented parts. This protractor replaces the need to create and set templates to cut corners. Now all I have to do is figure out how many segments I need, divide 360 by the number of sides, and then set my sled to snip that corner by dialing it in with a protractor. Works perfectly.

This little tool is incredibly handy. I bought this for some frames I'm making in the basement and it's very easy and accurate to get wall corners. If the battery dies, just close it completely, turn it on and reset it. Once you open it, you'll get the exact angle down to tenths of a degree. Great and compact tool. Highly recommended!

Finding a wall corner or corner to attach a baseboard or crown is crucial for seamless connections. This angle finder is easy to use and has digital precision for precise cuts. I used this to cut out and shape our Craftsman base and it helped a lot! All angles were +/- 3 degrees from 90 and without this tool I would have made a few notches per corner. A word of caution, calibrate the instrument before use. It's a two-step process, but worth it for the sawdust reduction! Bye Danbo.

Trying to get accurate angles has always been a challenge and a guesswork. With this tool I can snap it in after measuring and then use it to mark the part I'm trying to cut. I also like that the metal doesn't warp. My husband also added his two cents: I also used it in the shop for my welding projects. I've made several lightbar mounts for trucks and tractors, including trying to fine tune the corners of the roof or bumper so the lightbar mounts directly to the car. To this day, every mount…