Denali 14-Inch Digital Protractor With Laser and Carrying Case
by Denali
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Denali 14-Inch Digital Protractor With Laser and Carrying Case
Customer Review: FANTASTIC PRODUCT
Summary: 5 Stars
THIS LAZER DIGITAL PROTRACTOR Is a real time saver,easy to use and accurate. I would reccommed this to anyone who needs quick accurate level lazer line. And a great price! Customer Review: HE LOVES IT...
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this for my husband for his birthday. He loves it. According to him it is accurate and repeatable. When he opened it up you would have thought he was a kid with a new toy. He worked it every-which-way and was delighted...and still is.Customer Review: Digital Protractor
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this as a gift for my husband, who teaches construction and solar installation. I must have done well, since he was very happy with the gift, and said he could really use it. I think he was being sincere.Customer Review: Denali 14" digital protractor
Summary: 2 Stars
I gave this tool to my husband as a gift. This is his review. 'It appeared to be an excellent way to measure and transfer angles. It did not take long to see that the spirit level in it was not accurate. It was more than a full bubble off when compared to my other levels. I was sent a replacement and found the spirit level in it to be off by more than 1/2 bubble. The electronic part of this tool seems to give repeatable results, but I question the overall quality and durability of this tool when the manufacturer has not mastered the ability to make an accurate bubble type level. This tool will probably get returned soon. Maybe the third tool will be better.' Customer Review: Nice product
Summary: 5 Stars
One minor improvement would be if you could lock the blade at a particular angle otherwise this angle measuring device works great and comes with a nice soft side carrying case. The laser stores nicely in the handle and locks in place on the blade or in the handle with magnets. You have to remove a small plastic disk from the back of the laser battery compartment (placed there so the batteries would not run down) to get the laser to fire up initially. This is not covered anywhere in the sparse documentation but then you don't really need any documentation on operating this thing. It's two button interface is straight forward. If you work with lots of odd angles in construction this thing will measure them for you at a reasonable price.