Digital angle finder with a bright display and red laser guide

Digital Angle Finder – 4-Side Magnetic Base, Built-In Laser, USB Rechargeable

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Digital angle finder with a bright display and red laser guide

Digital Angle Finder – 4-Side Magnetic Base, Built-In Laser, USB Rechargeable

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Magnetic on 4 sides · Built-in laser · USB rechargeable

Dial In Exact Angles Without the Guesswork

This compact digital angle finder brings precise angle readings, magnets on all four sides and built-in laser guides together in one small, workshop-ready tool. Use it to set saw blades, check slopes, set bevels, line up machines and mark exact reference angles, then drop it back in your pocket.

Digital angle finder with a bright display and red laser guide

Digital inclinometer showing 0.05 degree resolution and 0.1 degree accuracy

Precise readings

Clear numbers you can trust

The angle finder reads in steps of 0.05° with an accuracy of ±0.1°, over a full 4 × 90° measuring range. That makes it easy to dial in 45°, 90° or any custom angle for saw setup, levelling, installation and alignment work.

The bright, backlit display turns itself the right way up, so the numbers are easy to read in any position.

Angle finder held on a metal surface by its magnetic base

Hands-free hold

Sticks on from any side

Strong magnets are built into all four sides. The tool holds firmly on saw blades, steel pipes, machinery and other magnetic metal surfaces, in whatever position the job needs, so both your hands stay free for the adjustment.

For the strongest hold, make sure the contact surface is clean, flat and made of magnetic metal. On wood, worktops, walls, floors, plastic and other non-metal surfaces, simply place or hold the tool against the surface to measure.

Side view of the angle finder with the laser guide switched on

Laser guides

Measure here, line up over there

Built-in laser guides carry the tool's direction far beyond its small body. That makes it easier to line up shelves, cabinets, pipes, fixtures and long workpieces.

Choose the left laser, the right laser or both, to suit the job.

Absolute and relative measurement shown with level readings

Two ways to measure

Measure from the surface that matters

Not every bench, floor or machine is perfectly level. In absolute mode, the tool measures the angle against true horizontal level.

In relative mode, you set your own starting point: place the tool on your reference surface and press ZERO. That surface now reads 0.00°, and every reading after that is measured against your actual table, machine or workpiece.

Angle finder switching between degree mode and slope percentage mode

Degrees or slope

Two units at the touch of a button

Read angles in degrees, or switch to slope in percent for ramps, drains and gradients. Hold the HOLD button for about 2 seconds to toggle between ° and %.

Button guide for power, laser, hold and zero

Simple controls

Four buttons, all you need

The controls are simple and quick to learn.

  • Power on and off: press briefly to switch on. Press and hold for about 3 seconds to switch off.
  • Laser: after switching on, press the same button to cycle the laser: right side, left side, then both sides.
  • HOLD: press briefly to freeze the reading on the screen. Press again to release it.
  • ZERO: place the tool on your reference surface and press ZERO to reset the angle to 0.00°.

Saw setup

Calibrate a table saw or mitre saw blade

1. Switch off the saw

Always switch off and unplug the saw before you attach, remove or adjust the tool.

2. Zero on the table

Place the angle finder on the saw table and press ZERO.

3. Attach it to the blade

Let the magnets hold the tool against the blade.

4. Adjust the blade

Tilt the blade until the display shows the exact angle you need.

Hand placing the angle finder against a saw blade

Ideal for

From the workshop to the home

It is a handy tool for woodworkers, metalworkers and anyone doing DIY around the house.

  • Table saw and mitre saw calibration
  • Saw blade bevel and 90° setup
  • Drill press and machine table adjustment
  • Level, slope and angle measurement
  • Cabinet, shelf and fixture installation
  • Metalworking, fabrication and pipe alignment
  • Home improvement and general DIY projects
Angle finder resting on broken concrete

Built to last

Rugged and always ready

The outer shell is made of tough aluminium alloy, built for everyday workshop bumps and daily use.

The built-in battery recharges by USB, so you never need to buy disposable batteries.

Angle finder in a tool belt pocket and its 60 by 30 mm size

Pocket-sized

Always within reach

At just 60 × 60 × 30 mm (2.36 × 2.36 × 1.18 in), it fits easily in a pocket, tool pouch or drawer, so it is ready whenever you need it.

Questions people ask

How accurate is it?

It reads in steps of 0.05° with ±0.1° accuracy over a full 4 × 90° range, ideal for 45°, 90° and custom angles.

Does it work on non-metal surfaces?

Yes. It measures on wood, worktops, walls, floors, plastic and other non-metal surfaces. The magnets only hold it hands-free on magnetic metal; on other materials, place or hold the tool against the surface.

What is the difference between absolute and relative measuring?

Absolute mode measures against true horizontal level. For relative measuring, place the tool on your chosen reference surface and press ZERO, so that surface reads 0.00° and all readings are measured against it.

Can I use it to set my saw blades?

Yes. Place it on the saw table, press ZERO, then attach it to the blade with the magnets and adjust the blade until the display shows the angle you need. Always switch off and unplug the saw first.

How strong is the magnetic hold?

Magnets on all four sides hold it securely in several positions on saw blades, steel pipes, machinery and other magnetic surfaces. A clean, flat metal surface gives the strongest hold.

Is it rechargeable?

Yes. It has a built-in battery that charges by USB.

Specifications

  • Resolution: 0.05°
  • Accuracy: ±0.1°
  • Measuring range: 4 × 90°
  • Units: degrees and slope percentage
  • Modes: absolute and relative
  • Magnets: on all four sides
  • Laser: left, right or both sides
  • Functions: ZERO, HOLD, auto-turning backlit display
  • Housing: aluminium alloy outer shell
  • Size: 60 × 60 × 30 mm (2.36 × 2.36 × 1.18 in)
  • Power: built-in USB-rechargeable battery

What's in the box

  • 1 × digital angle finder

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