Angle Cube Recommendations

AFAustin

AFAustin

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I would appreciate recommendations for a decent angle cube. Not looking for the "best-of-the-best", but just a quality piece that will do the job.

Thanks,

Andrew
 
Check either the iGaging or AccuRemote angle cube (I've used the 2nd)... I like them because they have magnets on 3 sides which is pretty handy.
 
And I have used the Igaging cube. It is a superb little device, allowing great precision with minimal effort and virtually no learning curve.

I would think that one could not go wrong with either..:thumbup:
 
Thank you, gentlemen, for your recommendations. I will check those out.

Andrew
 
Ben Dover said:
And I have used the Igaging cube. It is a superb little device, allowing great precision with minimal effort and virtually no learning curve.

I would think that one could not go wrong with either..:thumbup:
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+2. It works like a charm. If you are like me, you will start checking anges of everything in your house just for fun.
 
Can't be stuck to a surface cause it isn't magnetized and a little to big but I use the angle finder app for iphone for my sharpening needs and it's really helped me. Also it's free.
 
I don't use an angle cube, but if I did I'd probably just get the one off Chef Knives To Go. I use an angle app for iPhone, but not all angle apps are the same. I found the most popular free app, iHandy Level, to be a degree and a half off in reference to the marks on the Edge Pro. I use a free app called Bubble Level (Spirit Level) and found it to be dead on in reference to the EP marks. YMMV
 
Cereal_killer said:
Can't be stuck to a surface cause it isn't magnetized and a little to big but I use the angle finder app for iphone for my sharpening needs and it's really helped me. Also it's free.
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There are several different free apps for the iPhone that have very accurate angle finders.
More than accurate enough for my needs too. I find that 'consistency' of angle to be more important than the actual angle.


Stitchawl
 
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