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So far i have only used this to square my table saw blade. It does an excellent job of this. The best part is that the saw table doesnt need to be perfectly level. Just zero out this gauge on the table surface before adjusting the blade and yout blade to table angle will be accurately set. Very handy device.

And excellent, accurate, easy to use tool that I never thought I needed. Now I know better. Makes almost all angle measuring tasks easy, fast and accurate, eliminating a lot of frustrations. I use it constantly in my shop.

So far it"s proven its worth, no problems, easy to use and very affordable.

I am very happy with this product. It does EXACTLY what it was designed to do, show an exact angle. I am constantly having to square installations to non square or plumb walls. In a few seconds I can find out the exact difference to square and transfer this to a spacer. Many times a traditional "Square" is too cumbersome or simply not suited to the task.

This digital angle finder works great easy to yes and large readout. One small flaw is in the protective bag it comes in, it should be a little bigger. Hard to put angle finder back in bag. Other than that it works flawlessly.

great value and love the convenience. I wish the magnet was stronger and the buttons a bit more responsive but it seems to be working well.

I compared this to a much more expensive digital level at my workplace and they are usually the same or within 0.1 or 0.2 degrees of each other. I prefer this since it's so compact and fits in my pocket with room to spare.

Handy to have around, easy to grab stick on your saw blade and tilt away. I have noticed if you let it sit for about 4-5 seconds it will settle in. The thing you have to remember is that you are working with a very small footprint. It is not going to give as accurate a measurement compared to a 6" precision square or a 4' level, but 2-1/4" on the side of a 10" table saw blade is about all the space you have to use anyway. The only complaint I have is that the display is hard to read if you aren't looking straight at it. All in all it is a handy tool to have around.