Starrett 505A-12 ProSite 12-Inch Dial Protractor
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Tool information: Manufacturer: Starrett Model: 505A-12 Product features:
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of the Starrett 505A-12 ProSite 12-Inch Dial Protractor
Tool Review: Nice Tool!
Summary: 5 Stars
I own a small home improvement/remodeling company. I use this tool occasionally to help make complex miter joints and install crown molding. This tool is very accurate (1/10th degree resolution) and is built solidly (1/4" solid aluminum) the pivot joint is really tight, (no slop!) operates smoothly, and holds a reading/setting without moving. The numbers/letters on the dial are very clear and easy to read, and the red/black arrows make this tool virtually "idiot proof"...just swing the legs against two work surfaces (walls) read the number indicated by the red miter angle arrow, then go cut your material. Perfect fit every time! (If someone can manage to screw it up, they are either blind, or completely inept and should stick to...well, work that is less "hands on" or "challenging"!) This tool also functions like a conventional protractor for measurement of angles in degrees...just read the number that the black arrows point to and that's your angle. Overall, I am very glad I bought it and highly recommend it.