Digital Angle Finder Protractor, Angle Finder Ruler with 7inch/200mm, Angle Measuring Tool for Woodworking/Carpenter/Construction/DIY Measurement(2 Batteries Included) (Stainless Steel)

Bought this to help find the angle of the corners in my old house (nothing is square in here). Was able to make cabinets and such fit well. It has also been great for part replication with 3D printing/design, it's cut down on test parts not having to guess and check angles.

I recently purchased the Digital Angle Finder Protractor and let me tell you, it has quickly become an indispensable tool in my woodworking arsenal. This angle measuring tool is an absolute game-changer, making precise measurements a breeze and significantly improving the accuracy of my projects.First, let's talk about the build quality. The enhanced ABS construction gives the tool a sturdy and durable feel, ensuring that it can withstand the rigors of a busy workshop. The 7-inch/200mm ruler is perfectly sized for a wide range of applications, making it versatile enough for both large and small projects.The digital display is where this angle finder truly shines. The readings are clear, accurate, and incredibly easy to read. The backlit display is a fantastic feature, especially when working in dimly lit areas. It allows me to effortlessly obtain accurate measurements without any guesswork, saving me time and frustration.Another aspect that impressed me is the inclusion of two batteries. Having spare batteries right out of the box is a thoughtful addition, eliminating the disappointment of running out of power during a project. Plus, the battery life is impressive, lasting for a significant amount of time before needing replacement.What I love most about this tool is its versatility. Whether it's measuring angles, determining miter cuts, or verifying the precision of an existing angle, the Digital Angle Finder Protractor excels in every aspect. It effortlessly converts between degrees and radians, making it the perfect tool for any woodworking, carpentry, construction, or DIY projects.Lastly, I must mention the outstanding customer service I experienced when dealing with the seller. They were prompt, courteous, and genuinely cared about my satisfaction with their product. Such exceptional service goes a long way and only adds to the overall positive experience.In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend the Digital Angle Finder Protractor to all woodworkers, carpenters, and DIY enthusiasts. This tool has revolutionized the way I work, offering precise measurements with ease. Its durable construction, clear digital display, and versatility make it a must-have addition to any workshop. Do yourself a favor and invest in this fantastic angle measuring tool - it's worth every penny!

I'm revising my previous review. Their customer service contacted me and suggested removing the battery and reinserting it after a minute. This solved the problem and it's measuring correctly.Maybe I got a defective unit. After a few weeks it readings went all over the place. That is, I would first zero out the reading while both arms were on top of each other, then I'd move one arm towards the angle I wanted to measure. As the reading went 23, 23.5, 24, 294!!! What the hell? It should read 24.5 or something like that, but it went to 294?!? I repeated at different angles many, many times, and each time the measurement jumped unexpectedly. It is unusable. Waste of money. This is my 1st 1-star review ever.

Works great, wish I had it a long time ago. Gives better trim molding corners on odd angles etc.

I ordered this to have on hand for various projects. It came in handy when building a shed. The roof was not any of the standard pitches, so this item made it possible for me to easily find my angle for rafters and duplicate them on the saw. It was easy to use and proved to be accurate. Quality is good and the display is sharp and readable outside. The price is fair. I am pleased with this purchase.

Product is absolute price is excellent quality is good. Came with extra battery too.

The lock knob doesn’t lock. It holds pretty well, but moves easily if bumped.There not a good way to track against a pivot point or centerline. This is true of sliding bevels as well, I was just hoping for a bevel and compass substitute.

Helped greatly with measuring angles in a old house where nothing is square