Gimex Kątomierz traserski 8 x 12 cm, model 214.150 measuring angle tool

The Gimex Kątomierz traserski 8 x 12 cm model 214.150 measuring angle tool is a compact mechanical layout and marking gauge designed for transferring and checking angles and edges. With physical dimensions of approximately 8 x 12 cm, this handheld tool provides a stable reference for scribing straight lines, duplicating angles and verifying edge alignment in workshop, woodworking, metalworking and general DIY contexts. Its small form factor makes it convenient for on-site work and tight spaces while offering repeatable positioning for routine layout tasks.

Advantages

This angle tool offers precise angle transfer and simple edge marking in a durable, portable format suitable for frequent handling. The compact size supports easy storage and transport, while the rigid construction ensures consistent contact with the workpiece for accurate scribing. Designed for practical use, it reduces the need for improvised templates and speeds up layout operations on different materials.

Suitable for

• Woodworking layout and marking
• Metalworking and fabrication angle checks
• General DIY tasks requiring accurate angle transfer
• On-site and workshop scribing of edges and lines

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 8 x 12 cm (compact handheld size)
• Function: angle transfer, edge marking and checking
• Form factor: mechanical handheld layout/marking gauge
• Typical materials of use: wood, metal, plastic and composite panels
• Intended use environment: workshop, construction site, hobby workbench

How to use

Place the Gimex angle tool against the reference edge or angle of the workpiece, ensuring firm and even contact. Use a scribe or pencil along the tool's edge to transfer the angle or mark the layout line. For angle checks, align the tool to the testing surface and observe fit or gap to determine deviation. Repeat the positioning and marking steps as needed for multiple reference points or for transferring the same angle to other workpieces.

Usage recommendations

Keep the tool clean and free of debris to maintain accurate contact with workpieces. Store in a dry place to avoid corrosion if used on metal surfaces. For highest marking accuracy, use a sharp scribe or a finely sharpened pencil and ensure steady hand pressure during transfer.