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Posted by willshak on May 6, 2008, 5:36 pm
on 5/5/2008 10:49 PM RicodJour said the following:
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>> Saw this on TV this AM. "Cool Tools" on the DIY channel. This is not the
>> digital level, but is used for determining angles and calculating
>> compound cuts.
>> Pricey for homeowners, but for someone in the business, it'll probably
>> save time money on calculating angles and material money on cutting
>>
mistakes.http://bosch.cpotools.com/other_tools_and_equipment/digital_protracto...
>> orhttp://tinyurl.com/4lhu9v
>>
> The local TrueValue hardware store had the same item by Skil, and it
> was a half the price of the Bosch. Not sure if the features are
> identical.
> R
>
I don't remember all the features of the Bosch, but it had the digital
readout on both sides. It also has a memory, so if you are measuring 3
or 4 different angles, you don't have to write them down. The Bosch will
call them up when you get to the saw. It also records compound miter cut
settings for crown molding, etc.
--
Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
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> digital level, but is used for determining angles and calculating
> compound cuts.
> Pricey for homeowners, but for someone in the business, it'll probably
> save time money on calculating angles and material money on cutting
>