AccuRemote Digital Electronic Magnetic Angle Gauge - Level, Bevel & Protractor Measurement Tool

Doug R.: works well.

United States on May 01, 2023

Lewis Cooper: Very easy to set up for any shop tools, mostly used for head angle on my milling machines, I get excellent repeatability.

United States on Feb 26, 2023

Retired in NM: Does what you'd expect it to do and does it well. I make a lot of boxes and clock faces with exotic woods and if the joints are not perfect then there's a noticeable gap by the time the error is multiplied going around the box or clock face. This helps with assuring that any angle settings for my cuts are dead on.

Like others have mentioned, the display started telling me that the 9v battery needed replacing almost from the start. Kind of nice that they think to include one, but given how long the boat ride from China must be, I'd say you should expect it to need a new one by the time you get your hands on it. The battery cover is held in place with four tiny screws (does not just slide open) so rather than install the battery that they include, you might want to just install a new one when you first put it together.

United States on Nov 27, 2022

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: This digital protractor was very accurate in producing 16 and 12 staves for my custom speakers I built. No gaps what so ever. Recommend this product.

Canada on Aug 07, 2020

Cliente de Amazon: Realmente no lo he utilizado aún. Se me ha hecho un poco difícil usarlo y no he encontrado algún tutoríal claro y en español. Sin embargo el aparato se ve bastante sólido y al prever precisó por lo videos que he visto en inglés. Ya pronto lo intentaré usar. Saludos.

Mexico on Feb 17, 2019

Robert Kranrod: Works perfectly to set up sharpener

Canada on Aug 20, 2018

Peter Fong: Great tool to use and very accurate !

Canada on Mar 01, 2018

Amazon Customer: Good Product - Strong Magnet.
Batteries behind a scree panel but not weatherproof.
A weatherproof design would have been better.

An audble beep for zero would be nice but works as intended.

Haven't used it enough to comment on accuracy - repeatability.

The belt carrying case is nice to have - included.

Canada on Apr 15, 2015

PD: I love this thing. I recently replaced my car's shocks and struts and was agonizing over getting the alignment done, as many places have very mixed reviews on Yelp. If you want peace of mind, you often have to do things, yourself.

I did my alignment two ways:
First - Since my original alignment was spot-on (according to original shop-performed alignment with digital read-out, perfectly even tire wear, and no pulling on the road), I simply jacked the front of my car up on both sides, removed the wheels, and did camber readings on my brake discs. Then, I replaced the struts and bolted them back to the axle carriers such that I reduplicated the original camber readings.
Second - After all was said and done, I took an 8-foot piece of angle iron that I bought at Home Depot for $11, stuck this gauge to the middle of it, and took readings of my driveway till I found an area that read level that would correspond to my two front tires' placement. I then moved my car to that point, stuck this gauge to a flat strip of metal (about 1.5" x 6"), held that against an outwardly flat section of my wheels, and read the camber readings that way. I "could" also have chosen any area of my...

United States on Apr 11, 2014

M. Oliver: I got this about four months ago and have had lots of great use out of it. The protractor is very accurate. With my trusty old needle protractor I did not even know what a quarter of a degree was, Ha Ha, some where between the two lines and less then the thickness of the swinging needle. Now I have to remind myself to not worry too much about those small amounts of information as they are insignificant for most conduit bending applications as long as the numbers are with in .5° or less your conduit bend should look good. Another great feature is the hold button as you can take a measurement of degree of angle from something while can not see the face of the protractor. If you can reach it you can measure it, turn it on place the tool on the spot to be measured and push the hold button, check your reading and now you can match the angle. This application has come in handy many times while trying to match conduit offsets off the sides of cat walks and hard to view areas where I could not see the face of the tool. The zero set point is also a priceless feature, something you can not do with the old protractor. You can compare two bends in reference to one another regardless of the...

United States on Mar 24, 2013