JUSTOOL Digital Level Box Angle Finder Gauge with Electronic Laser 4-side Strong Magnetic Angle Gauge Backlight Inclinometer Rechargeable Angle Measuring Device for Woodworking Renovations

This angle finder / laser level is made using quality materials and has a good weight and nice solid feel to it. The magnets are the perfect strength and are included in all four sides of the meter. The screen is bright and vivid making it very easy to read. The lasers are also bright, vivid, and sharp. The readings seem highly accurate. It also is internal battery and the charge port is type-C USB.The only thing this meter doesn’t include is a magnetic leveling stand. Still, for a good meter that includes a stand the cost is going to be tripled if not more. I will be keeping my eye out for a stand but in the meanwhile I think Ill fashion a ferrous-plate with temporary and non-marring adhesive of some sort. This way I can stick the plate to a wall and then adjust the meter on the plate using the magnets.I was so happy to see this meter was available because I will eventually retile my bathroom and my laser lever before this one was kind of junk. I want to do the walls entirely in tile from top to bottom and a good laser level is as good as an additional pair of hands while doing this task.

USB plug can be improved. Does not always make good contact

Helps get angles exactly correct on table saws and miter saws. Also tells you when something is exactly on level, or parallel to another angle. One of my favorite tools.

It is roughly the size of a 10 foot tape measure. It looks to be very accurate. It is plus or minus .2 of a degree. I think that's more accurate than my ability to drill. The laser is bright enough to see woth the lights on but it is faint. I don't think I could in full sunlight. I do like it for inside the house.

Great value for a great tool, makes alot of my jobs easier around the house.

The device fully corresponds to the description. I give 4 stars because of the protruding control buttons; they may be accidentally pressed even when using the case. And it can even run out of charge in a tool box because of this.

calibration is easy. you can measure against a known level surface or measure against any other surface such as a blade against a table saw surface.

I initially had trouble with this and found out it was due to the device not being close to square and the corners not being quite 45 degrees. After fiddling around with it and trying to set my tablesaw blade angle, I got pretty frustrated so I tested the device and found the case to not be quite square. Refer to the photos. I zero-ed it out on my tablesaw. At the corner, it measures 50.70 degrees instead of 45. On the side, it measured 89.50 degrees instead of 90.To use this, just make sure you know what the reference side is. If you reference the bottom of the level box, use the bottom to set the tablesaw blade angle. Otherwise, you may introduce a slight deviation. If you know this, this level box works.The device itself doesn't feel high quality but I do like the fact that it does have magnets on all 4 sides. The pouch it comes with feels cheap.I'll keep using this device but I have to make sure I keep track of the side I'm using as a reference surface. Not an ideal situation but it works.

Currently using this alongside some speed squares and large squares for building a new set of stairs. It's compact, very bright, and I love the single left/right or dual left/right shooting lasers. Button controls are very intuitive, and I haven't had to go to the manual yet. Magnet for metal surfaces like a table saw blade is very strong. Included USB-C cord and cary pouch is a nice touch.I only take a few points off for the following -- front button placement is near the bottom of the screen, and I sometimes find my fingers accidentally pressing a button while holding. Maybe putting them along the top of the display might be a better design option.- included carry pouch is a little too form fitting, so expect to loose track of that USB cable pretty quick. Normally not a concern, as I have dozens of USBC cables, but the device only liked/charged with the supplied cable... really odd. I will have to put an orange sticker on it so I don't misplace, or toss the supplied sleeve and find a larger one.

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Como trabajador autónomo, me enviaron este inclinómetro o transportador digital LCD. Primero, una aclaración: si necesitas hacer reparaciones en un edificio residencial (trabajos pesados, alicatar paredes, instalar ventanas o puertas, colocar madera en el techo, etc.), es mejor utilizar un láser de línea horizontal. Se puede comprar por menos de £50 y es ideal para montarlo en un trípode fotográfico o sentarse en el suelo. Puesta a cero automática mediante péndulo interno y marcado láser de ángulos rectos horizontales, verticales o dobles. ¿Qué láseres de líneas horizontales baratos no pueden o no quieren mostrar la cantidad de ángulo o pendiente en%? Aquí es donde entran en juego los cubos de este tamaño. El borde exterior es 61.El largo es de mm y el ancho es de 31 mm. Los imanes detrás de la superficie exterior permiten que estos cubos dimensionales soporten su propio peso, por ejemplo, sobre un radiador o una hoja de sierra (ver imagen). El propio cubo de medición incluye un cable de carga USB-C opcional y un manual de usuario (multilingüe, incluido el alemán). Cuando presiona la tecla ON (1) por primera vez, el cubo de medición se activa y puede mostrar inmediatamente el ángulo medido en "grados" o "%", según el valor requerido. Al presionar el botón se enciende (2) el láser de línea, (3) se apaga el láser de línea izquierda/derecha, (4) se enciende el láser de línea izquierda y derecha, (5) se enciende el láser de línea izquierda/derecha, y se apaga la línea. Con una pulsación breve, el botón central almacena el valor mostrado actualmente. Una pulsación larga alterna la visualización entre "Ángulo" y "% Pendiente". El botón de la derecha configura la visualización en "NULL", lo que permite sumar o restar valores de ángulo distintos a estos (esto se hace automáticamente). Los láseres de línea derecha e izquierda crean líneas reales en lugar de puntos. Esto es positivo porque permite el movimiento horizontal (movimiento) a determinadas alturas (por ejemplo, perchas individuales, etc.) hacia otra pared. Punto negativo: en posición vertical (pasar del suelo al techo) no es fácil porque el cubo de medición está colocado en el orificio del láser. Dado que la dirección de inglete de la mesa de la sierra y de la cortadora se da por sentada, se requiere información sobre el ángulo exacto. Y sí, el registro de imágenes también es útil si muestra la imagen a 0 grados (horizontal). Pero para eso sirve un cuenco de agua (largo o corto). Conclusión: El cubo de medición es muy compacto y fácil de usar para acomodar sierras de mesa u otras mediciones de ángulos. Para reparaciones necesitará una versión vertical y una de 90 grados. El láser de horizonte funciona muy bien.