Magnetic Digital Angle Finder 360° Laser Bevel Gauge NZ Stock

Make Workshop Angle Setup Easier

Check blade bevels, compare surfaces and set working angles with this compact magnetic digital angle finder. Also known as a bevel box or inclinometer, it combines a digital LCD readout with relative and absolute measurement modes.

The aluminium-alloy body measures 61 × 61 × 31mm. A rechargeable battery, data-hold function and line laser make it a practical addition to a woodworking or fabrication toolkit.

Stocked locally and dispatched from Auckland, with free standard shipping within New Zealand.

Magnetic Attachment for Angle Checks

The magnetic design helps hold the gauge against suitable ferrous-metal surfaces while taking measurements. Use it on a clean, stable contact area and check that it is firmly seated before reading.

Magnetic attachment is not guaranteed on aluminium, every stainless-steel grade or other non-magnetic materials. Coatings, debris and curved surfaces can affect contact and readings.

Switch off and isolate machinery before placing the gauge near blades or moving components.

Relative and Absolute Measurement Modes

• Relative measurement: zero the gauge against a reference surface, then measure the angle difference between that surface and another.
• Absolute measurement: use the device’s horizontal reference according to the supplied calibration instructions.
• Angle/slope conversion: switch between the listed angle and slope readouts.
• Data hold: retain a reading when the display is awkward to view in position.

The measuring range is 4 × 90°. Resolution is 0.05°, accuracy is ±0.2° and repeatability is 0.1°. 

Practical Workshop Applications

• Woodworking and joinery: compare saw-blade bevels with a table reference and check adjustable work surfaces.
• Metal fabrication: help set workpiece angles on suitable steel surfaces before cutting or welding.
• Building projects: take indicative pitch and slope measurements where the gauge can sit securely.
• Automotive workshops: assist with comparative angle checks using an appropriate reference and procedure.

How to Check a Table Saw Blade Bevel

1. Isolate the saw: disconnect its power source and wait for all movement to stop.
2. Set the reference: place the gauge on a clean area of the saw table and select relative zero.
3. Measure the blade: attach it securely to a suitable flat steel blade surface, avoiding the teeth.
4. Adjust and verify: adjust the bevel while the saw remains isolated, then recheck the reading and setup.
5. Remove the gauge: remove it before reconnecting power or operating the saw.

Interpret the reading according to the gauge and saw instructions. Zeroing on the table measures the blade angle relative to that table, not necessarily true horizontal.

Rechargeable Battery and Line Laser

The original specifications list a rechargeable 3.7V lithium battery and a Type-C charging interface rated DC 5V, 400mA.

The integrated line laser has a listed accuracy of ±5mm at 2m. Laser class and wavelength are not specified. Follow all supplied laser-safety instructions and never aim the beam at eyes, people or animals.

The package list includes the gauge only. A charging cable or power adapter is not confirmed as included.

Original Technical Specifications

What’s Included?

• 1 × magnetic digital angle finder with line laser

Brand new. Product photo is for reference only; appearance may vary slightly between batches.

The Technsave NZ Trade Advantage

• Local NZ stock: dispatched from Auckland.
• Free standard NZ shipping: tracked delivery within New Zealand.
• Delivery estimate: 1–3 business days after dispatch, not a guaranteed arrival date.
• Local warranty: six-month warranty as stated in the original listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy a magnetic digital angle finder in New Zealand?

Technsave at technsave.nz sells this magnetic digital bevel gauge with a rechargeable battery and line laser. Its listed range is 4 × 90°, with ±0.2° accuracy. Orders are dispatched from Auckland with free standard shipping within New Zealand and estimated delivery of 1–3 business days after dispatch.

How do I use this gauge to check a table saw blade angle?

First disconnect the saw’s power and wait for all movement to stop. Place the gauge on the clean saw table and select relative zero. Attach it to a suitable flat steel blade surface away from the teeth, then adjust and verify the bevel according to the instructions. Remove the gauge before operating the saw.

Care and Safe Use

• Keep contact surfaces clean and check calibration according to the manual.
• Isolate machinery before attaching or removing the gauge.
• Keep the laser beam away from eyes and reflective paths.
• Charge only according to the stated input and supplied instructions.
• No water- or dust-resistance rating is specified; protect the device accordingly.