📐 Wixey WR365 Multi-functional Digital Angle Gauge with Level and Convenient Flip-Up Display Review

It's working great now. When I first used it, it was pretty obvious that it wasn't calibrated. Sent a message to Vixie and got a quick reply from Barry. This is an essential tool for any handyman. The internal level is factory calibrated and does not need to be reset, but if you need to calibrate it yourself, follow these 5 steps: 1) Press and hold the ON/ZERO button. when replacing the battery cover. 2) Place the sensor at an angle on a flat surface. The number "1" appears on the display. 3)…

This is the third Wixey angle sensor that I own. This garbage. My first two didn't have the level feature (which I always wanted) so I paid extra money for this model. The battery compartment on this thing really sucks. I assume it would break within the first few uses if the sensor doesn't stop working within a week. I tested it on arrival and it worked. When I used it for the first time after about a week, it wouldn't turn on. 6 tested batteries tried. Tool body/body is not square. It might…

Have you ever been let down by bevel cuts on your table saw? Ever wondered how to properly level a table on a drill press? Having trouble checking the angle to a square? Stop swearing! This model is the "better" of the two Wixey angle sensors and I was wondering why there were only a few features left in the end. Nothing to regret! Anyhow, this device is very easy to use and one feature I really like is how you can place it on a flat surface and quickly calibrate/zero it to consider that…

I have several Wixey products for my table saw, planer, router etc. I would say they are good quality and expensive, especially if you buy them as a set or reduced fishing price. The support is great as I had a few issues and almost immediately received an answer and solutions from (presumably) Mr Vixey. I had a previous model of this and it worked fine until recently. I found this important when using the bevel on my table saw. How do you know you brought the table back exactly perpendicular…

The device works well and appears to be very sensitive, for example place a piece of paper under one end and the reading will change. It's much more sensitive than a regular bubble level or my eye. There are three angle readings: one that functions and looks like a spirit level, an upper angle number that relates to the spirit level, and a lower number that represents the angle relative to a user-specified reference point. The bubble level and upper digital display are set to zero height by…