Stainless Steel Woodworking Construction Protractor by Avanson Review

Photo in packaging with beverage can to scale. Used in physics class for students to measure tilt angles. They had no trouble understanding how to use it, and it's more accurate than a protractor. The hold function is also useful. I'm sure it's more for woodworking than physics classes, but it should be great for that too. I like that the "weapons" are metal and marked in normal metric units used by sane people and also in evil units used by the barbarians, the English. Fractions are also…

I have the same plastic manual scale version and have always had trouble reading the fine markings and sometimes got lost. With Avanson and its digital reader, that won't happen! That's what I love about the Avanson protractor. -- Readings increase to 0.1 degrees. -- The display will turn off automatically after 6 minutes. -- It comes with a spare battery. -- It turns on automatically when you move the blades. - The lock secures it securely to keep the measurement. - Stainless steel legs are…

I normally give four stars to products that meet my expectations. In my opinion you have to do your best to get five stars. Some time ago I ordered a cheaper angle finder from Revain, but it was made of plastic and that fact disappointed me. This angle finder is made of durable steel and looks great. The unit comes without a case of some sort, but has a small hole drilled in the end so it can be hung from a pegboard hook or similar. It comes with a small CR2032 battery installed in the device…