Klein Tools 935DAG Digital Electronic Level and Angle Gauge, Measures 0 - 90 and 0 - 180 Degree Ranges, Measures and Sets Angles

This little box has already earned its place in my tool bag. I’ve used it to calibrate my table saw blade, miter gauge, every reading matched up perfectly with my mechanical protractor.The magnets are strong enough to hold steady on the blade without sliding, and the backlit screen is easy to read, even under shop lights. The zero function works great when you need relative angles instead of just absolute.Battery life’s solid so far, and it boots up quick. It’s small, rugged, and gets the job done without overcomplicating things.If you’re tired of guesswork or squinting at analog bevel gauges, this one’s worth every penny.

Epic tool for chassis builders! magnetic base is a life-saver and tool seems to be extremely accurate. Great functionality, extremely durable and saves a ton of time over other angle finding tools. LCD display is just the right brightness for the shop. Go ahead and buy it!

Thank you. Very high quality and easy to use. Easy to attach to a long level to get a measurement over a distance. Magnetism is great. Intuitive controls.

I mean, I know why plastic. Plastic cheap. But it still feels weird that a device that can measure tenths of degrees is relying on a base that can be deformed as easily as whatever plastic this case is made of. You can recalibrate the level; it works by placing it on a surface, then rotating it to face away from you. This should reasonably find true level, as long as the base and surface are flat. But almost anything could cause a plastic base to be not-flat. Almost anything can deform this sort of plastic.It does come with a nylon case, which should hopefully prevent incidental deformation, and I suppose that if something else happens to it, you should be able to sand down the plastic to get it flat again and then recalibrate.The recalibration process is not hard, but it's not exactly obvious. It does come with an instruction leaflet that explains how to do it. It seems like it would be a no-brainer to make it so that the leaflet fit in the case, but apparently the person who designed the instruction leaflet didn't think that far ahead. I mean, it'll fit, but you gotta kinda cram it in there.That said, it works well and is reasonably easy to read. I personally think that the icon that shows which direction it's tilted is backwards from what it ought to be, but worse things have happened.

Good quality , strong magnet along with accurate readings. Easy to read display

Mainly got to check/set the angles on my power tools perfect for saw fences and blades. The magnet is strong seems to be very accurate. Definitely worth the price I would say it's an essential tool

Accurate, affordable, and practical. I had no idea that they made something like this. It made framing up my chimney so much easier with all of its complex angles. This little gadget is easy to use and seems durable as well.

Easy to use, magnet holds great, and the price is fair.