📐 Enhance Measurement Precision with Stead Fast Protractor Inclinometer Backlight: A Reliable Tool for Accurate Angle Readings Review

This is a really great tool. Easily control power tool angles both during operation and during periodic centering. I particularly like the way the display folds down when it's upside down. Sturdy aluminum construction. Good documentation.

WOW! This new tool is just a dream. It's very simple, easy and VERY ACCURATE. I made a 3.5 inch wide photo frame with some fine details on the corners. This is the cheapest tool I could find and it works just as expensive!

In my job I use electronic and angle measuring devices on a daily basis. I love the convenience of this angle finder measuring less than 2" x 2" that fits in my pocket. It has a backlight function, which is very convenient when measuring in dark places on a construction site.

Sorry but I don't think it was that accurate I ended up having to send it back, have a different brand and seems to work much better? Just my opinion, someone else might be great. I think they should all be the same size and basically do the same thing. Did I pay more for the second one? Maybe there is an internal difference?

This item is amazingly accurate. I like the relative angle part. Unfortunately, he pointed out some inaccuracies in my workshop, which I now have to correct. Otherwise, the thing is a piece of jewelry. NOTE: You can get others for a little less, but the relative angle part is already handy. That's a great idea and I'm glad I spent a few extra bucks on it.

Easy to use, seems incredibly accurate and my favorite feature is the relative angle setting. None of my power tools can be set perfectly level, the ground isn't exactly level and they're moving all the time so going from place to place is pointless, but the relative angle option allows you to set the blade angle to a relatively flat part of yours Miter saw, table saw, etc., so that everything is aligned as desired. Fantastic little machine.

The magnet in this thing is awfully weak. If you hit the part too hard, the corner rib will simply fall off (e.g. when installing grilles on spiral pipe). I installed it on a table which I know has a 1 degree angle and it tells me the table angle is 26 degrees. . .Or you measure the same part multiple times in the same place and get +/- 5 degrees error in both directions. The only thing I found that worked was toss it in the trash and order a Huepar.