Precision Measuring Made Easy With GemRed Digital Tool Set For Table Saw - GR905 Angle Gauge GRSET905 Review

Very nice level for the price, a little slow to react.Seems accurate, not like I can notice 0.1 degree differences .It's a little slow to react, it might be using fluid inside or something like that to measure. Otherwise no problems or concerns with it.Comes with a battery so you can use it right away.Comes with small carry pouch.Magnetic base is very useful.I'd love an option to have 'absolute zero' instead of having to zero it out all the time on the counter, but alas.Overall, highly…

Got this for a 1960's Craftsman 10" table saw 113.29992 I just restored. I knew I could set the blade angle with a square, but I wanted to make sure I was accurate, and I plan on doing some projects that will require some odd and precise angels. This works just like it says. And I love the zero feature, as my garage floor is not close to even, so I can set zero to the table saw top, then put it on the blade and set my angle. It does take 1-2 secs for the readout to adjust and settle, but…

What I like about GemRed is that they make their own product. You may notice that there are a lot of tools, particularly digital protractors, that are identical in appearance (button placement, etc), only they bear different company logos. GemRed appears to make their products ( and probably the products of other brands) and it

Always powers up in absolute mode (digital level). Pushing the ZERO button makes it a relative angle gauge. I have tested this with the reversal test on a surface plate, on some machine tool beds with 123 blocks, and also on a homemade angle table through a range of 0 to 2.5 degrees. The reading from the base is generally self-consistent and repeatable to 0.1 degrees, but turning it on the left and right edges reads 89.9 one way and 89.8 the other, instead of 90.0 and turning the base from 0.0…

My table and miter saw blades were off a few degrees and now they are at a Perfect 90 degrees and making Perfect Cuts Thanks for attention!

I can't speak to the absolute accuracy of this mini level, but it's great for setting up knife sharpening angles. That's my feedback!

This is a handy little tool that I wish I had purchased a long time ago. Works great for a lot of uses and especially when you are sharpening knives.

Perfect little tool. Not sure why waited so long to buy this. Definitely a must have tool. Dead on accurate as well and easy to use.

The only reason I didn't give this product a 5 star overall rating, was the packaging. The product did not have any foam in the package to protect the screen & mine had some scratches on it. Other than that it works great.

Both tools seem to perform as desired. No complaints here. Haven't used either one extensively, but don't anticipate any significant shift in my opinion going forward short of one of them dying prematurely. Definitely helps with the accuracy of cut on the table saw as opposed the trying to judge it off the scale on the saw.

I had a friend help me with some wood working when he pulled out this little box that told him relative angles. My mind was blown! This one has been incredibly useful and I’m beyond happy I splurged on something that seemed frivolous.Overall the build quality is decent. It feels a little plasticy, but solid enough. It’s light and has a magnet on the bottom that’s decently powerful enough. I’ve accidently left it attached to the sheet metal of my Sprinter and drove a few hundred miles without it

I had never used my table saw for a 45 degree angle cut and tried using a speed square but didn't want to ruin any of the cedar I purchased. I ordered the GemRed based on Internet and Revain reviews and I am satisfied it works great. On my first attempt I cut a piece of scrap and then verified the 45 degrees was spot on using my Kreg's KMA2900 Multi-Mark. At the prices of cedar being high, the last thing I wanted to do was ruin good wood. The GemRed is simple to operate and the screen is easy…

now i know how far off my miter saw is but how good of a cut i can get on the table saw. guess which tool will get replaced. Thanks for attention.

This is an initial review of the GemRed 82418 Digital level.I wanted a digital level after being sold on the idea whilst watching youtube videos by "Bad Obsession Motorsport's videos of "Project Binky". I decided not to go with the cheapest one available, and settled on this one due to the quality of the reviews, as well as the IP67 water and dust proof rating. Initial impressions after having it less than a week are very good - it has exceeded my expectations, particularly in the…

Hard to determine the accuracy - when close to 90 degrees, it begins to jump by about ±0.5 degrees - fine enough for rough work, but that amount of error adds up. Hopefully that doesn't apply to smaller angles, like 45 degrees. Otherwise, it's easy to use and is fairly responsive, and the magnetism is nice.

This accomplishes it's intended task. It sometimes reads 0.1 degrees off, but is close enough. The buttons don't seem very sturdy and feel like they will fail over time, but haven't yet.