Klein Tools 935DAG Digital Electronic Level and Angle Gauge, Measures 0 - 90 ...

Small but rugged, accurate, and easy to read! I have used it on my table saw and to align my miter saw and it was supper easy. I verified the alignment and it was exactly right on. The magnetic base is the real deal. No slippage when I have used it for metal electric conduit. Overall, I am extremely happy with the unit and I highly recommend it.

The Klein Tools 935DAG Digital Electronic Level and Angle Gauge has been an excellent tool for precision work. I primarily use it with my knife sharpener to make sure I’m getting the exact angle on my blades, and it’s made a noticeable difference in consistency and sharpness. The digital readout is clear and easy to read, and it quickly measures both 0–90° and 0–180° ranges with accuracy. The magnetic base makes it easy to attach securely, and the compact size means it doesn’t get in the way while sharpening. ✅ Pros: Accurate digital readout for precise angles Measures 0–90° and 0–180° ranges Magnetic base for secure placement Compact and easy to handle Great for sharpening, woodworking, or general leveling tasks ❌ Cons: The small display might be harder to read in low light Requires batteries (included, but be sure to keep spares) 💡 Tips: Place it on your knife sharpener’s guide to ensure perfect sharpening angles. Store it in a safe spot to avoid dropping, as precise tools can be sensitive. Works great for other uses too — like setting angles on saw blades or woodworking tools. Always calibrate before use to ensure maximum accuracy. Bottom Line: The Klein Tools 935DAG is a versatile, precise, and reliable angle gauge. It has made my knife sharpening far more consistent, and it’s a great tool to have for any project requiring accurate angle measurements.

I’m a pretty hands-on DIY kind of person, and this Klein angle gauge has seriously impressed me. Right out of the box, it just works — no fiddling, no learning curve, just dead-on accurate measurements. I’ve mostly been using it on my table saw, and it’s way more accurate than eyeballing the bevel scale or guessing based on the wheel markings. Now I can dial in exact blade angles in seconds, and my cuts are cleaner and more consistent than ever. Bonus: I also used it outside to measure the angle drop of a sloped picket fence so I could cut replacement boards to match. Worked perfectly. Saved me a ton of trial-and-error. If you're into woodworking, fence work, or just like your angles precise, this little tool is a no-brainer. Wish I’d bought it years ago.

Battery life is great has a strong magnet that’ll stick to your blades with ease. Lightweight and good quality. I use it everytime now when I adjust my blades and have no complaints. Comes with a little Velcro pocket to store it in as well which is nice.

Worked fine used three times... And it was stolen from me. Grrr. Lol

Very accurate - much more than expected. Excellent for adjusting saw blades, fences, jigs, etc. The magnet is extremely strong - so much so that even when placing gently against a saw blade, it will still bang against the blade. At first I was concerned this hard bang would throw off the calibration, but even after a hard drop it still zeros out on the reference surface. Super easy to use: place on the reference surface, zero and place against angle surface to check angle. Only thing I wash it did was allow any angle to be set as a reference. It will only zero close to 0.

Worked straight away excellent and accurate

I typically work alone, and this level and angle gauge makes life so much easier.

Good quality. Great magnets. Sturdy little tool.

Perfeito

I’ve used this for 1.5 years and now it would not power up despite many battery changes.

Just awesome. I use this for bending metal conduit. This and a tape measure means you get repeatable bends over and over, completely removing the guess work associated with marking the former with a pen. Mark your bend start, put the conduit into the former and hold the conduit up with the bending handle. Put the inclinometer on the conduit, then zero the inclinometer. Pull to 91-92 degrees. Let the pressure off and check for spring back of the bend. You should have a perfect 90 degree. Easy, repeatable, accurate. A set is easy too, using a similar method you can produce perfect parallel sets, again repeatedly and accurately. This truly is an essential for anyone putting in electrical containment.

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