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Product Review

 

1.   The Digital Pitch Gauge is by far the best as it comes in 2' & 4' lengths to give extra accuracy when placed over a lumpy roof surface.  The digital read out is large enough to get a very good photo of the pitch as well as giving a the pitch in increments of 1/8" for even more accuracy.

 

2.  The Analog Pitch Gauge is useful in situations where 100% accuracy is not of the utmost importance and photo documentation is not necessary.  Unfortunately the read out is mall and slightly opaque making photo documentation infeasible. 

Digital Pitch Gauge

SmartTool 24 Inch Smart Level by M-D Building Products

Features & Applications:

The 24"Smart Tool digital level finds level and plumb in two ways. For quick reference, use the sensitive acrylic bubbles. For high precision, use the digital display with amazing accuracy within 0.1 degrees. When not utilizing plumb or level, Smart Tool quickly identifies any angle in 3 different modes: degrees, % slope and pitch.

Features:

  • On/Off button
  • Calibrate button
  • Angle Accuracy
  • Aluminum box frame
  • Mode button
  • Built-in acrylic bubble vials
  • Listen & Level: audible tone alerts you when level or plumb is reached
  • Hold Button: freezes any reading and can be converted from one mode to another
  • Always Accurate: can be re-calibrated at the touch of a button

Applications:

  • Floors
  • Decks
  • Stair rails
  • Roofs

    Most angle finders only work on the top side of a roof. This handy little tool is the easiest way to accurately find your roof pitch. Simply set it on your roof or the underside of a rafter and read the gauge. No fooling around with tape measures and levels.    Use it as a level or to find the angle of just about any thing.

    Who uses this tool?

    Carpenters, Plumbers, Roofers, Sheet metal workers, Stair Builders, Foundation form setters, Insurance adjusters, Homeowners and more.