Digital Protractor

[Wawoodman]

So, I'm a little confused. Does it have a 0 setting to start from, in case your mill vise isn't level?

EDIT: Never mind. I answered my own question, and ordered one!

[pineyfolks]

(08-31-2012, 01:48 PM)Wawoodman Wrote: So, I'm a little confused. Does it have a 0 setting to start from, in case your mill vise isn't level?

Mine does, you can zero anywhere and start from there. Or it will auto level

[f350ca]

My Iphone has an app for one. Displays to .1 of a degree as well.

[Highpower]

(08-31-2012, 01:48 PM)Wawoodman Wrote: EDIT: Never mind. I answered my own question, and ordered one!

"Hi, my name is Wawoodman..... and I'm a tool-a-holic....."

[EdK]

(08-31-2012, 03:19 PM)Highpower Wrote: "Hi, my name is Wawoodan..... and I'm a tool-a-holic....."

Ah, that's not his name.

Ed

[Highpower]

Drat! Busted again!

[SnailPowered]

(08-31-2012, 03:26 PM)Highpower Wrote: Drat! Busted again!

I love this place!

[Wawoodman]

Believe me, I'm worse than a toolaholic. If you saw my wood shop, you'd agree. At least there, I can blame it on "I need if for my business." With the metalwork, I don't even have that excuse!

[Wawoodman]

(08-31-2012, 02:38 PM)f350ca Wrote: My Iphone has an app for one. Displays to .1 of a degree as well.

I've looked at a number of those, but I didn't see one that lets you zero it out to a surface. They only measure absolutes. Have you found one that zeros?

[f350ca]

Its called iHandy Level. Has a calibrate button on it that zero's it out, the sensitivity is also adjustable.