Top 10 Angle Finders
for December 2023

This digital angle finder has a 7-inch LCD with 200-millimeter scale, so it's suitable for larger angles. It's ideal for measuring angles in woodworking or even general carpentry. The locking function allows you to lock the angle finder at any angle, so it's ideal for measuring angles of tables, chairs, or other large objects. The angle finder also has a zero function, so it's perfect for measuring angles of fixed objects, such as fences. The lock function makes it easy to measure the angle of a saw blade or miter saw, and the locking knob has an additional function, called reverse angle, which allows you to measure angles in the opposite direction. The angle finder's Lock, Zero, Hold, and Reverse functions make it convenient to use, and the display is very clear, so it's easy to read. The angle finder's display can also be read upside down, so you can see the angle reading upside down. The angle finder measures angles up to 180 degrees. The angle finder has a second button called the Rev button, which changes the display from a normal angle measurement to a reverse measurement. The angle finder can also measure large angles, up to 180 degrees. The angle finder comes with a CR2032 button battery inside, and an extra battery is also included. The angle finder can also be used with a pencil, so you can also use it for marking angles.

The Smolder 7.3-inch aluminum miter saw protractor is a well-made, durable, and highly accurate angle finder for carpentry and woodworking. It's easy to use, and it has a 360-degree scale, so it doesn't require you to pick a specific point on the protractor's scale. What we like best about the Smolder miter saw protractor is that it comes in two different sizes: 7.3 inches and 12.3 inches, and it includes a magnetic base, which makes it very easy to attach the protractor to a table or a machine. The 7.3-inch size is perfect for most any miter saw, and the 12.3-inch size is great for situations that call for larger measurements. The Smolder miter saw protractor also has easy-to-read numbers and markings, and it's made of 6061-T6 aluminum, so it's both lightweight and durable. Additionally, the Smolder 7.3-inch miter saw protractor has a laser engraving that won't wear off or rub off, and it has an anodized finish, so it's resistant to scratches. The only drawback to the Smolder miter saw protractor is that you have to pay extra for batteries (which are included with the 7.3-inch protractor), and it's a little bit heavy, and it weighs about 1.5 pounds, but it's lightweight enough that you won't mind carrying it around.

The AccuMASTER Value Pack is our favorite angle gauge for carpenters, woodworkers, and fabricators because it's so versatile. Not only can it measure angles between 0 and 90 degrees, it also doubles as a digital level for tight spots. The AccuMASTER Value Pack is also our top pick for a DIY angle finder, and the included ruler is accurate to 1/8 degree. The angle gauge is magnetic, so you can easily attach it to any steel surface, and it measures angles up to 90 degrees, so it can handle any angle. The angle finder ruler also includes a handy protractor, so you can use it to determine inside or outside angles. The angle gauge is backlit, so you can use it in a dark shop, and the display stays lit during use, so you won't have to worry about accidentally touching the display. The angle finder ruler is dust/water resistant, so you can use it in the rain or the water. The angle gauge and ruler also measure relative and differential angles, so you can use them to determine when to install a door hinge or trim without damaging your woodwork. The angle gauge and ruler also have 2-inch arms, so they're 8 inches long, so you can measure any distance from your work piece to your eyes. The angle gauge and ruler have 0.1 degree and 0.1 degree accuracy, and their included 0.5-inch protractor is accurate to 1/8 degree. The AccuMASTER Value Pack comes with a dust cover, so you can get more use out of the angle gauge and ruler before having to clean them.

The Neoteck Aluminum Digital Angle Finder Protractor is a sturdy, precise, and well-built digital angle finder, and it's one of the least expensive products on the market. The display is easy to read, and it's backlit for easier viewing in low-light conditions. The scale is easy to read, and it comes with a horizontal level that can be used to correct for tilt, and a vertical level that can be used to correct for level. The measurements are accurate, and the unit comes with a calibration disk in case it's off by a few degrees. The angle range is accurate to within 0.5 degrees. The angle range, measuring precision, and backlight brightness can be adjusted, but the unit doesn't come with a tripod. The measurement unit is protected from the elements by an aluminum body, and it can be easily wiped off with a damp cloth for cleaning. It comes packaged with a carrying strap, a cleaning cloth, and a calibration disk.

LEXIVON's LX-230 Miter Saw Protractor is one of our favorite sawing accessories. It's well designed, accurate, and comes with a 1-year warranty. The 7-inch blade is long enough to make quick work of trim work, and the internal Teflon O-ring mechanism keeps the scale from jumping around during use, so readings are more accurate. The blade does move slightly as you cut, but it's much smaller than the ones we've seen on other sawing tools, and it's perfectly adequate for most applications. It also uses a laser-etched scale, so it's hard to scratch or mark. The LX-230 is solidly built, and the 8-pound weight makes using it more comfortable than heavier tools, which makes it easier to cut longer pieces. The LX-230 is more accurate at shorter angles than at longer ones, but we found its 0-45 degree scale to be more accurate overall than the 0-90 scale on our other top pick. That said, the LX-230's 0-90 scale is more than enough for most applications, and it's small enough to fit on a tool belt or toolbox.

The Huepar Digital Level Angle Gauge Mini Angle Finder Level Box with V-Groove Magnetic Base&Backlit LCD Bevel Gauge Inclinometer for Carpentry,Building, Automobile, Masonry -0~360¡ãFast Measurement AG01 is an easy-to-use, affordable, and accurate angle finder. It's compact, lightweight, and highly accurate, with a resolution of 0.05. The display is bright enough to read in dim environments, and it's easy to read the measurement from across the room, even at night. It has a built-in level bubble vial on the top, which makes it easier to level work without battery. The level bubble vial has 3 levels of brightness, which is bright enough to read in dark environments. The bubble vial swings automatically in 180 degree. The display will automatically flip upside down when the tool is turned upside down. In addition, this digital level tool will automatically turn off to save power after 5 minutes of no operation. Overall, the Huepar Digital Level Angle Gauge Mini Angle Finder Level Box with V-Groove Magnetic Base&Backlit LCD Bevel Gauge Inclinometer for Carpentry,Building, Automobile, Masonry -0~360¡ãFast Measurement AG01 is a good buy for carpenters, construction workers, construction workers, and DIY enthusiasts.

The Prosite 505P-7 Miter Saw Protractor is a well-made, accurate, and practical tool for making cuts using table saws, miter saws, sliding miter saws, and other wood working machines. It measures angles in 1/4- and 1/2-degree increments, and both scales are marked in 1/8-inch increments. The scales are engraved with lines, making them easy to read, and the laser engraved scales on the long end of the ruler are larger than those on the short end. The ruler is made of plastic, so it's a bit flimsy, but it's fairly light and has a small handle and anti-slip feet for safe handling. The protractor is sturdy, and the plastic is scratch-resistant. The ruler is compact enough to fit into a toolbox, and the design is well thought out, so it's very easy to read. The ruler works well for making this angle calculator for table saws, miter saws, and sliding miter saws, but it's less useful when working with other types of saws and woodworking machines.

At $20, the Inkuen Digital Angle and Level Gauge is the least expensive digital level we reviewed. It's also the best-looking, with a reversible, high-visibility display that automatically rotates between horizontal and vertical. The display is easy to read, even in poor light. The angle gauge also has a V-groove magnetic base, which can hold it on any metal surface, including round pipes. The angle gauge is accurate to 0.1 degrees, and its bubble level is more precise than our previous pick. The level is accurate to 0.1mm, which will appeal to professional carpenters. The gauge's accuracy was more consistent than that of our previous pick, and there were no calibration issues. The gauge also has 12 different units, including degrees, mils, and millimeters.

The Rainyb Digital Angle Finder Tool is a surprising little gadget. It accomplishes a lot of things, including measuring angles, lengths, and levels. Its accuracy is quite good, and the display is easy to read. It's small and lightweight, so it's great for smaller projects. It's powered by two AAA batteries, so it's pretty portable, and the battery compartment is sealed, so it's water-resistant. The only drawback is that it's not as versatile as some more expensive options, but it's much less expensive than those options, so it's a good all-around performer.

This digital angle finder is great at what it does, and it's more accurate than our previous pick, the MaxiMon Digital Angle Finder. The MaxiMon sold for about $40 more, but we didn't find it to be as accurate or practical. The Digital Angle Finder's 0.3-degree accuracy is far better than the 0.2-degree accuracy of the MaxiMon, and it's larger, 7-inch viewing area makes it more convenient to use. The angle ruler's 180-degree hinge makes it easy to measure angles at any angle. The ruler's LCD screen displays measurements in either millimetres or inches. The ruler's LCD screen is bright enough to be read in daylight, and the display is sharp and clear. The angle ruler is accurate enough to measure angles on miter saws, chop saws, and angle grinders, but it's large and bulky, so it's best used for measuring angles on larger woodworking or construction tools. The ruler requires two AA batteries, and it comes with an instruction manual and batteries. The angle ruler is 7.9 inches wide by 1.1 inches thick by 5.6 inches tall.