Who this is for For woodworkers, automotive technicians and machinists who need fast, accurate angle measurements for daily work and precision setups. Key benefits — why you need it Reduces setup time and rework by delivering precise angle, slope and level readings at a glance. Flexible measurement modes let you switch between absolute and relative angles to match the task and workflow. Built-in conversions between angle and slope remove guesswork when working from plans or specifications. Clear digital readout improves accuracy and speed of adjustments in a variety of lighting conditions. What it does (core functions) Combines the functions of an angle gauge, inclinometer and spirit level in one tool. Supports both absolute and relative measurement models for direct or comparative readings. Converts between degrees (angle) and slope for easy interpretation of measurements. Digital display designed for easy reading in different light levels. Practical attributes Compact, workshop-ready form factor that fits into most tool kits and is easy to position on workpieces. Robust housing and construction suitable for regular use in woodworking, automotive and machining environments. Accurate, repeatable readings to improve alignment, cutting and setup quality. Simple controls and a readable display to minimize user error. Typical applications (real-world examples) Precise wood cutting and joinery: set blades, fences and angles quickly to get tight-fitting joints and consistent bevels. Tire alignment and suspension work: verify angles and camber for correct wheel alignment and vehicle handling. Machine tool and fixture setup: position workpieces and tooling precisely on mills, lathes and jigs for repeatable machining operations. Why it stands out Combines multiple measuring functions in a single tool so you don’t need to switch devices. Measurement mode flexibility and angle/slope conversion make it useful across trades and tasks. Designed for straightforward, dependable use in workshop and shopfloor conditions. What to expect in use Quick switching between absolute and relative modes for layout, setup and verification tasks. Direct numeric feedback on angle or slope to guide adjustments and confirm accuracy. A versatile addition to a professional toolset that increases efficiency and measurement confidence without adding complexity.