Angib? Doug?Len?Steve?Anybody?

[asianflava]

I am by no means a carpenter or professional woodworker so don't take what I have to say here as written in stone.

I have one of those sliding T but I prefer using something else to transfer measurements. I use an angle finder protractor. It's really cheap and basically does the same thing.

[halfdome, Danny]

Perfect, I use mine all the time. Danny

[apratt]

I am by no means a carpenter or professional woodworker so don't take what I have to say here as written in stone.

I have one of those sliding T but I prefer using something else to transfer measurements. I use an angle finder protractor. It's really cheap and basically does the same thing.

That looks like a niffty tool and don't looks like it be very expensive. I'll have to check into one of those.

[len19070]

I don't even use anything like that. I just use a stick. Guessing a right angle line for 2" isn't that hard.

Happy Trails

Len

[asianflava]

Oh I forgot, I bought it at Lowes.

[sdtripper2]

Your a Rock-Star with this nifty tool ... for sure.

For those of us that don't want to use sticks, boards or guess and by-golly.
You hit a home run with this seemingly inexpensive solution for we who are
challenged to know the angle of the dangle.

Thanks for your input ... ~ Rocky ~

[Miriam C.]

Do we need to find the tools thread and put this in it.