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Johnson 750 Angle and Slope Finder

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Johnson Angle Finder, a Pitch and Slope Locator

Feb 20, 2020 Stuart 7 Comments

The Johnson 750 is a quick and simple angle-finding tool with built-in slope and pitch gauge.

Empire Level polycast protractor and angle finder

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Empire Protractor and Angle Finder

Aug 12, 2019 Benjamen 12 Comments

The Empire protractor and angle finder fits in places other angle tools won’t and is worth the few bucks you’ll spend.

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