Multi-Angle Drill Press Protractor Angle Drill Guide, Table Saw Angle Tool Setter, Adjustable Drilling Machine Angle Locator, Precision Scale -85° To 85° Range Red
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Weight
- 8.6 oz
- Style
- T Track with M8 T-Slider
- Power Source
- Hand powered
- In the box
- Multi-Angle Table Saw Angle Tool Setter
Features 5
- Precision scale: equipped with high-definition precision dial, providing clear and accurate angle readings, ensuring that each angle setting is accurate and correct
- Wide adjustment: supports a wide range of angle adjustment from -85 to 85, meeting the different angle requirements of various woodworking and metal processing
- Durable material: Made of high-strength aluminum alloy, it has excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance, ensuring long-term use without deformation
- Solid locking: equipped with a dual locking mechanism of fixed nut and positioning pointer to ensure that the angle is firm and does not deviate after adjustment
- Convenient operation: The humanized design makes installation and adjustment simple and quick, and the clear scale markings facilitate quick reading and setting of angles
Specs 6
| Manufacturer | circulads |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 8.6 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 3 x 3 x 2.36 inches |
| Item model number | Multi-Angle Table Saw Angle Tool Setter |
| Style | T Track with M8 T-Slider |
| Power Source | Hand powered |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Great Set-up tool for your drill press.
This is a great set-up tool. It is simple and easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by Happy Mike
High quality item, good for setting drilling angles
This is a good tool and works great for a quick reference or setup on not so critical parts. I also like to use as a quick check for determining tram on the head of my milling machine. Works a lot faster than getting out the dial indicators and angle blocks at least for a quick check!
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2025 by S_Clay
The detents are not spot on
I expected this to be an easy review. Mount this to my drill press and make some measurements with my electronic level. Two things to comment on: 1. The small metal pointer was not aligned correctly. When set to any of the 5 degrees detents, the point was ~1/2 degree off. Not a big deal if you're using the detents, but if you're going in-between, that's an issue. Fortunately, the pointer can be shifted. I had to do some filing, flip the pointer, and slide it over a bit. It seems to be aligned. So, good design feature to make it adjustable, but I should not have had to make that adjustment out of the box or do filing. It should have come properly adjusted. 2. I went through many of the dent angles (every 5 degrees). NOW, I admit, some of this could be my angle measurement device. I got measurements anywhere from spot-on to ~.20 degrees difference. I suspect for most projects, this difference is in the mud. However, I seemed to be able to tighten the protractor in a detent in a range of 0.3 - 0.4 degrees, specifically the 0 degrees detent. A bit disappointing. I do want my zero to be zero. The protractor is a handy accessory, but when I use it, I will make sure to check the results (e.g. dry fit) before drilling additional holes.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025 by Joseph Turner