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The World's Most Advanced Digital Angle Finder
Fully functional and feature-packed doesn't mean hard to use! This bevel box is designed to simplify your routine angle measurement tasks, from simple tasks like setting saw blade angles and weld angles, to complex repeat measurements such as production testing and fixturing, bed alignment, and other precision work.
No matter your angle measurement task, this bevel box can handle it. Fully programmable setpoints ensure you can dial in exactly what angle you're targeting and read out the display when it's achieved. The hold function locks the current screen reading, and the negative contrast LCD provides bright, crisp, and oversized numbers that are easy to read in any lighting condition.
Plumbing
Quickly check drainage angles to ensure code compliance. Use the custom setpoint mode to set your desired drainage angle, then simply lay the tool on your surface to confirm it matches your setting. A reading of 0.0 indicates a perfect match to your preset code-compliance value, perfect for rookie crews due to its foolproof nature!
Welding & Gauging
Easily set perfect welding or gauging angles. This angle finder can be set to relative mode to compensate for out-of-level weld tables or fixtures, ensuring your work is perfectly accurate, even when your floor isn't!
Industrial
With high 0.010 degree accuracy, this angle finder is suitable for a variety of industrial purposes from checking fixtures, forms, machine beds, alignment, and more.
Woodworking
The ideal woodworker's companion, this angle gauge is perfect for professional woodworkers and DIY'ers alike. This bevel box is the easiest way to set table saw and miter saw blade angles and check your work for plumb, level, and everything in between!
Operation Instructions
Power On/Off & Calibration
Tap to power on, hold to power off. While off, press/hold the power button to enter calibration mode. Calibration can be done on any flat surface (it doesn't need to be perfectly level). Tap power to store your first calibration reference, turn the tool 180-degrees, and tap power again. That's it - it takes about 15 seconds! Calibration is recommended anytime ambient temperature changes, when new batteries are installed, or if the tool has not been used for a few weeks.
Set your Mode
Tapping through the various modes lets you choose from Degrees, Percent Slope, or the two built-in modes of 22.5-degrees and 45-degrees. The fifth mode is a custom mode, where you can set your own reference point and have the tool measure relative to your custom value, ideal for repetitive production work, checking ramp angles, and more. The custom setpoint is displayed on the LCD's secondary display.
Relative vs. Absolute
Just like a bubble level, absolute mode measures angle with respect to gravity, or "true level". This is ideal for setting drainage angles, ramp angles, and industrial leveling.
Relative mode ("REL" on the display) measures relative to a preset or user-defined angle. For example, when setting a table saw blade, your table may not be perfectly level. If you set the saw blade to a true 45-degrees, your cut will be off by the angle of your table. This tool solves this instantly. Just put the angle locator on the saw's table, press REL, and set a 45-degree blade angle. It couldn't be simpler!
Freeze a Value on Screen
When working in tight corners or above your head (such as spot checking I-Beams or rafters), you can press the HOLD button to freeze the current level value, so that you can remove the tool and bring it down to eye-level for easy viewing, without the LCD changing off of the measured value. It's also handy when you've forgotten your pencil and don't want to forget what angle you just measured.
Kevin Almeida
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
i think the accuracy is in question but it works long as you can keep it level at 1 angle or you get error message.the one at works any orientation perfectly this thing gets close enough to not be garbage
Brittany Janz
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2022
Zero/ calibrate according to instructions. Leave the level unmoved on the exact same surface and power of and on and it is off by 1.7°
CHRISTOPHER L. WOODRUFF
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2022
I bought this little guy because it had a couple of advantages over its competitors. One, the little ribs on the flat sides could reduce the possibility of a piece of grit or sand affecting the reading. Two, I liked the white on black display screen. Right out of the box the front was peeling up around the lower edges and the unit had a lightweight plasticky feel to it. It rocked a little bit on a flat surface which didn't inspire confidence. Also, the magnet, which is only on the bottom, was a little weaker than I would have liked. I installed the supplied battery, turned it on and it seemed to be working. The instructions were written by someone with a good command of English and were very easy to follow. I performed the calibration procedure. That went well. But after a few minutes of playing with it, the display became stuck at 0.0 and would not change. I tried taking out the battery and starting over but nothing I did would get the display off of 0.0. After a few more minutes the unit wouldn't turn on. I tried two fresh batteries to no avail. I tried again a couple days later and still nothing. Bought something else locally for the same price which feels more durable, has a noticeably stronger magnet, and is working fine. Returned the Wisconsin Tool for a full refund. This was my experience; your mileage may vary.
MrBrown
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2021
This digital level is great for finding the relative angle between your tool bed and the blade or bit. Instructions are very well written and easy to follow. It has lots of options but takes a little bit to get them down. Once you do, it is a handy little tool.
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