AngleMaster Calculator
When you use the AngleMaster Pro, the measurements are
done with a 6" caliper set on millimeters. These readings will
equate to different angle measurements. This webpage will
help you calculate the caliper readings/settings to use for
different angles.
3. Tilt Angle Protractor:
4. Elevation Angle Protractor:
7. Segmented Ring Protractor
done with a 6" caliper set on millimeters. These readings will
equate to different angle measurements. This webpage will
help you calculate the caliper readings/settings to use for
different angles.
1. Angle Finder
| Caliper Reading [mm] | |
| Obtuse Angle° | |
| Elevation Angle A | |
| Tilt Angle° | |
| Obtuse Miter Angle B° | |
| Angle B Caliper Setting [mm] | |
| Angle A Grade/Slope% | |
| Angle A Rise | |
| Angle A Run |
2. Obtuse Protractor (90-180°)
| Obtuse Angle° | |
| Caliper Setting [mm] |
3. Tilt Angle Protractor:
Angular Deviation from Vertical (0-90°)
| Tilt Angle° | |
| Caliper Setting [mm] |
4. Elevation Angle Protractor:
Angular Deviation from Horizontal (0-90°)
| Elevation Angle° | |
| Caliper Setting [mm] |
5. Ratio to Degrees Protractor
| a | |
| b | |
| Tilt Angle° | |
| Caliper Setting [mm] |
6. Rise/Run to Degrees
| Rise | |
| Run | |
| Elevation Angle° | |
| Caliper Setting [mm] |
7. Segmented Ring Protractor
(Miter Angles for Segmented Circles)
| Number of Segments | |
| Segment Obtuse Angle A° | |
| Caliper Setting Angle A [mm] | |
| Segment Acute Degrees |
8. 90 Degree Corner: Miter Angles for Dissimilar Stock Width
| Width of Wide Leg [mm] | |
| Width of Narrow Leg [mm] | |
| Wide Leg Obtuse Angle A° | |
| Wide Leg Acute Angle° | |
| Narrow Leg Obtuse Angle B° | |
| Narrow Leg Acute Angle° | |
| Caliper Setting Angle A [mm] | |
| Caliper Setting Angle B [mm] |
9. Compound Miter Angles for 360° Bowl Forms
| Number of Sides | |
| Sides: Angle of Inclination° | |
| Miter Gage Acute Angle° | |
| Miter Gage Obtuse Angle A | |
| Caliper Setting Angle A | |
| Blade Tilt Angle° | |
| Blade Tilt Obtuse Angle B | |
| Caliper Setting Angle B |
10. Compound Miter Angles for Any Corner Angle
| Corner Angle | |
| Sides: Angle of Inclination° | |
| Miter Gage Acute Angle° | |
| Miter Gage Obtuse Angle A | |
| Caliper Setting Angle A | |
| Blade Tilt Angle° | |
| Blade Tilt Obtuse Angle B | |
| Caliper Setting Angle B |
11. Right Triangle Calculator
| Side 1 | |
| Side 2 | |
| Hypotenuse |
12. Circumference Calculator
| Diameter | |
| Radius | |
| Circumference |
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Elevation Angle (Angle of Inclination) - An elevation angle is between 0 and 90 degrees. It is the angle between a flat reference surface (such as a table) and the angle you're measuring. The Elevation and Obtuse angles will always add up to 180 degrees.
- Obtuse Angle
- An obtuse angle is between 90 and 180 degrees. This is the space that the Anglefinder tool takes up. The Elevation and Obtuse angles will always add up to 180 degrees.
- Tilt Angle
- A tilt angle is between 0 and 90 degrees. It is the angle between vertical and the angle you're measuring. The best example of this is the Jointmaker Pro and most tablesaws - 0 degrees is a perfectly vertical blade. The Tilt and Elevation angles will always add to 90 degrees.