General Tools 17 Angle-Izer Square Head Stainless Steel Angle Protractor, 0 to 180 Degrees, 6" Arm

General Tools 17 Angle-Izer Square Head Stainless Steel Angle Protractor, 0 to 180 Degrees, 6" Arm

• General Tools 17 is a square head stainless steel angle protractor used to measure and transfer angles from 0 to 180 degrees. Its 6" adjustable arm locks with a knurled thumb nut, and the square head helps anchor the tool against a workpiece for more stable readings.
• Features:
  • Stainless steel construction supports durability and rust resistance for shop or jobsite use.
  • 0 to 180 degrees scale reads in forward and reverse directions to measure angles from either side.
  • 6" adjustable arm locks in position with a knurled thumb nut to help transfer angles accurately.
  • Square head design helps anchor the protractor against an edge for steadier measurements.
  • Etched graduations are intended to resist wear compared with printed markings during repeated use.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: General Tools
  • Part Number: 17
  • MPN: 17
  • UPC: 38728220189
  • Product Type or Function: Square head angle protractor
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Measurement Range: 0 to 180 degrees
  • Arm Length: 6"
  • Head Size: 3-3/8" x 2"
  • System Compatibility or Application: Used to set bevels, measure angles, and transfer angles in woodworking, machining, drafting, and general layout work
• The Angle-Izer Square Head Stainless Steel Angle Protractor can also be referred to as square head angle protractor, stainless steel protractor, adjustable arm protractor, bevel setting protractor, and angle transfer protractor.

General Tools is a measuring and layout tool manufacturer known for precision hand tools used in woodworking, machining, electrical, and general maintenance. The brand offers protractors, squares, gauges, and marking tools designed for repeatable measurement and shop accuracy.

Q: What is the measurement range of the General Tools 17 protractor?
A: It measures angles from 0 to 180 degrees with graduations intended to be read in forward and reverse directions.

Q: How do I lock the arm when transferring an angle?
A: Slide the 6" arm to align with the angle, then tighten the knurled thumb nut to hold the arm in position for transfer.

Q: What kind of work is this protractor typically used for?
A: It is commonly used to set bevels, measure angles, and transfer angles for layout tasks in woodworking, machining, drafting, and general shop work.