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Old 08-30-2011, 06:15 AM
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+1 on the digital angle finder.

Craftsman has a nice one for $31 bucks.

item #00948295000

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Maybe I am wrong here, but I thought the pinion angle was a total? So the -6.5 and 4 would be a total of a -2.5? Maybe I have this wrong?
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+1 on the digital angle finder.

Craftsman has a nice one for $31 bucks.

item #00948295000

Darren
I just bought one of those myself. It is a pretty nice unit, it does angles and percent slope. It is on sale right now for $29.99.

http://www.craftsman.com/craftsman-d...p-00948295000P
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