Angle Finder MEGA 21083 adjustable 350 mm measuring tool

The Angle Finder MEGA 21083 adjustable 350 mm measuring tool is a handheld instrument for measuring and transferring angles with precision. With two adjustable arms and clear scale markings along its length, this angle finder is suitable for carpentry, metalworking and installation tasks where reproducible angle measurement and layout are required. Its compact 350 mm length balances reach and control for use in workshops and on-site environments.

Advantages

The adjustable arms provide flexible positioning for both internal and external angles while the engraved scale markings enable quick visual readings without additional instruments. The compact construction offers ease of handling and portability, and the robust joint maintains set angles during transfer. The simple, mechanical design requires no power source and is resistant to dust and routine workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Carpentry layout and cutting angle checks
• Metal fabrication and welding setup
• Installation of trim, moulding and fixtures
• On-site measurements and quick angle transfers

Key specifications

• Overall length: 350 mm
• Adjustable dual-arm design for internal and external angles
• Engraved scale markings for angle reading
• Handheld, compact form factor for workshop and field use
• Mechanical joint locking to hold selected angle

How to use

Open the angle finder and place one arm along a reference edge, then pivot the second arm until it aligns with the surface to be measured or transferred. Read the angle from the engraved scale and tighten the joint to lock the arms at the chosen angle for transfer. For layout tasks, hold the tool against the workpiece and mark along the arm to transfer the measured angle. Regularly check the scale readability and joint tightness to ensure accurate measurements.

Usage recommendations

Store the angle finder in a dry place and protect the scale markings from heavy abrasion. Clean metal dust and debris from the joint and scale after use to prevent wear. For critical measurements, verify the tool against a calibrated reference before use and avoid applying excessive torque to the joint when locking angles.