wolfcraft Angular Bevel Gauge for Mitre Saws I 6957000 I for Measuring and transferring Angles

I purchased the wolfcraft Angular Bevel Gauge to help set and transfer angles to my chop saw, and it worked perfectly. The tool feels solid and well-made, with clear markings that make it easy to measure precise angles. Transferring those measurements to my saw was seamless, and it saved me a lot of time and guesswork. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a professional, this tool is a fantastic addition to your workshop. Highly recommended!

Perfect for all angles.

Functionally very good. I used this to put up some decorative moulding on a stairway. It’s easy to use. Feels a bit light weight and ‘plasticy’ but it did the job.

Very nice tool for the tradesman

Is best price and quality good , I purchased one from eBay aftermarket build quality very poor it shows 3 degrees deferent but this on is good for my job

Really surprised by some comments that say this didn’t work, my first cut with this tool was absolutely perfect! For those worried about some people saying it wasn’t compatible with their saw, I have an Evolution 210mm compound mitre saw and it is absolutely compatible.Previously I had used an angle measuring tool and divided the angle by half manually, relying on my saw’s angle gauge. I got mixed results, probably because I have a cheaper saw.This was absolutely spot on, I haven’t tried it with my saw on the other axis yet but can’t see why it wouldn’t work just as well.

Good bit of kit , made mitres easy

Man I wanted to like this product as it looked like it would speed the job up, but it is nowhere near accurate enough. Maybe it just isn’t designed to use on 10” saw blades, although there’s no mention of that in the description?On my Dewalt DWS780 the blade was too far forward referenced to the fence, even when it was slid all the way to the back. The magnet wanted to sit on one of the blades teeth which would have caused huge inaccuracies. Because of the position of the magnet, the blade can’t be all the way down when setting your saws angle, and so I found my self contending with it dangling and waggling about as I was trying to get enough purchase from the magnet on the blade and also get the device far enough back that I could line it up with the fence. There was just too much play in the device.Save your money, or instead invest it in a digital angle finder and use that instead. Much more accurate results that this.