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Digital Dual-Axis Inclinometer, Rechargeable Angle Gauge
Digital Dual-Axis Inclinometer, Rechargeable Angle Gauge
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Flat $4.95 shipping, free over $50
Flat $4.95 shipping, free over $50
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Delivered in 5 to 14 business days
Delivered in 5 to 14 business days
We pack in 1 to 3 business days. Transit takes another 4 to 11. Business days are Monday to Friday, excluding US public holidays.
30-day returns, sale items included
30-day returns, sale items included
Thirty days from delivery to ask for a return. Sale items count, and there is no restocking fee. Read the full Refund and Return Policy.
Read angles on two planes at once, then charge it from any USB port.
This digital inclinometer brings dual-axis measurement, an electronic protractor, and a bevel box together in one tool about 9.5 x 4.5 cm. It suits construction, woodworking, metalworking, installation, and automotive alignment where repeatable readings matter. The backlit LCD gives instant feedback in dim or tight spaces, and a horizontal bubble vial adds a visual check alongside the digital number. Built-in magnets grip miter, band, and table saw blades and other ferrous surfaces for steadier readings.
Why we picked it
- Two planes at once - Dual-axis measurement with absolute and relative modes for precise setup and alignment.
- Charges easily - A Type-C port takes power from chargers, power banks, or USB ports, plus auto shut-off.
- Readable and handy - Backlit LCD, data hold, unit conversion, and a magnetic base speed up the work.
Good to know
Absolute mode reads the true angle against level; relative mode zeros on a reference surface to measure the difference between two surfaces. The interface converts between mm/m, angle, and slope, holds a reading on screen, and offers a dual display: single-axis shows X only, while dual-axis shows both X and Y at once. The plastic housing is light for one-handed use. Note: only model 5346-L includes built-in wireless transmission, so confirm the version you need before ordering.
Common questions
Q: Can it stick to saw blades and metal?
A: Yes. Built-in magnets hold it to miter, band, and table saw blades and other ferrous surfaces for stable readings.
Q: What is the difference between absolute and relative modes?
A: Absolute reads against true level. Relative zeros on any surface, then measures the difference to another, which helps you match or transfer angles.
Q: How does it charge?
A: Through a Type-C port, from standard USB chargers, power banks, or other USB sources.
Q: Do all models include wireless transmission?
A: No. Only the 5346-L version has it, so check the model before you buy.
