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Every time I found myself needing something hyper-accurate for woodworking and there did not seem to be a common solution I learned that the design was wrong for wood. Martin makes a very nice

Well at the end of the day, the $1,000 starrett tool is the only solution, damn! Steven Sivak ? w: stevensivak.com <http://stevensivak.com/> p: 248.860.3228

It seems all of these devices are the same regardless of price in that they all have an accuracy of .2 degrees… Steven Sivak ? w: stevensivak.com <http://stevensivak.com/> p: 248.860.3228

I have a couple of those digital level gizmos too. I used one for setting blade tilt angle on a cabinet saw, and it was an improvement over the indicator on the saw itself. If one needs super precise

Maybe this Westward digital protractor https://www.grainger.com/product/WESTWARD-Digital-Protractor-360-to-2YNK6 paired with EZ digital miter gauge https://www.chipsfly.com/ez-digital-miter-gauge.html

I do not wish to buy his tool at some sort of “limited collector value” And while I did initially say “regardless of price..” 1,000$ is more than I anticipated… Steven Sivak ? w:

I use Beal like Waxiy for many years on saw and shaper and milling spindles for years close enough for my work just have to feed them batteries. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave.

I have a Bosch digital protractor along those same lines. They aren't accurate enough either, .1? is all they read to, and it's more like plus or minus .1?. That's worse than the 1/12? that the

I was about to ask you which digital device you are inquiring about. Zhou never shared a link until now. I am surprised you are asking a list this when you speak of your requirement of 3 decimal

I did read his message- I don’t see any offer of sale for the Bridge City Tool However, its clear that no one who has replied uses something like this:

David Best replied with pictures, video's and even has one offered for sale if you had looked at his message. Brian Lambblamb11@...

I would love to see one of those bridge city devices, but alas… So no one who has responded uses one of those digital devices? Steven Sivak ? w: stevensivak.com <http://stevensivak.com/> p:

Nothing beats a sine plate, although not very practical for woodworking. All of these bevel gages are not anywhere close to accurate enough at 5 minutes of a degree. The Bridge City Gizmo is going to

yup that’s it - Starrett #C359. It don’t think they make it anymore. Mine also came with the optional right angle thingie, that attaches to the bar with the logo on it. The right angle attachment

Hi Robert, please pm me……Regards, Rod

Brent, ?I have watched some of your helpful videos! ? Did I read in one of these threads that you are "helping out" Whitehill here in North America? ? I am preparing some drawings for them as I

martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com instagram.com/maccampshure/ Designing and building for 50

Just did some angle measurements this am a on staircase parts with 100 year old Starrett. Becomes very easy with I phone 14 camera martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi

I have used that General Tools Angle Protractor #17 for various things.? I have also used this General Tools Angle finder #39 for things as well.? They work well, even if they are not super

General Tools Angle Protractor #17 Stainless Steel Square Head - Measuring Tool for Carpenters & Woodworking Hobbyists a.co David Best - via mobile phone