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A goniometer is a very easy to use device which allows you to measure angles. With it´s digital scale and the ability to be tightened to a specific angle, it can help you both with measuring existing angles as well as with drawing / creating specific angles on your workpiece. | A goniometer is a very easy to use device which allows you to measure angles. With it´s digital scale and the ability to be tightened to a specific angle, it can help you both with measuring existing angles as well as with drawing / creating specific angles on your workpiece. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:23, 2 August 2022
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| Synonyms: | digital angle ruler, digital/electronic protractor; DE: Winkelmesser |
| Type: | angle ruler |
| Status: | functional |
| Location: | Martin's Locker |
| Access Requirements: | ask nicely |
| Similar (More or Less): | squares, inclinometer |
A goniometer is a very easy to use device which allows you to measure angles. With it´s digital scale and the ability to be tightened to a specific angle, it can help you both with measuring existing angles as well as with drawing / creating specific angles on your workpiece.
