Bevel Angle SOLA GWB300 300×110 mm — 45° and 135°

The SOLA GWB300 bevel angle is a compact, rigid measuring tool sized 300×110 mm that provides two fixed reference angles: 45° and 135°. It is designed to transfer and mark bevels and mitres reliably, enabling precise layout work on wood, metal and composite profiles. The flat body and well-defined edges support stable placement on workpieces, while the 300 mm length offers sufficient reach for many common carpentry and construction tasks.

Advantages

The bevel angle offers fixed 45° and 135° settings for quick, repeatable marking without the need for adjustment. Its solid construction ensures durability and consistent accuracy during repeated use. The 110 mm width provides good contact area to reduce rocking when scribing or measuring, and the 300 mm length balances portability with practical reach for joins and mitres. The simple shape makes it easy to align with saw guides, squares and profiles.

Suitable for

• Transferring and marking 45° mitres on boards and trim
• Checking bevels and slopes on metalwork and timber
• Layout work in carpentry, joinery and on-site construction
• Repeating identical angle marks for series cutting and fitting

Key specifications

• Overall length: 300 mm
• Width: 110 mm
• Fixed angles: 45° and 135°
• Material: rigid construction suitable for workshop and site use
• Design: flat body with defined edges for stable placement

How to use

Place the bevel angle flat against the workpiece so the chosen angled edge aligns with the intended cut or joint. Hold the tool firmly to prevent movement and scribe along the edge with a pencil or marking knife to transfer the angle. For repeat marks, clamp the workpiece or the bevel in place to preserve alignment. When checking existing edges, set the bevel against the component and verify contact along the entire angled face.

Usage recommendations

Store the bevel in a tool rack or protective sleeve to avoid nicks on the edges that could affect accuracy. Clean metal shavings or debris from the contact faces after use and inspect the edges periodically for wear. Use alongside a straightedge or combination square for extended layout tasks and ensure stable support when marking long boards.