Fivalo™ Adjustable Woodworking Angle Ruler

📐 Master Any Angle with Precision

The Fivalo™ Adjustable Woodworking Angle Ruler is engineered to help woodworkers achieve accurate and repeatable results, no matter the complexity of the task. With precision angle markings from 0° to 70° in 5° increments (including 22.5° and 67.5°), this ruler eliminates guesswork, making layout tasks quicker and more reliable whether you're working on cabinetry, furniture, or framing.

✨ Built to Adapt – Draw, Measure, and Mark with Confidence

Combining the features of a T-square, angle finder, circle drawing tool, and edge ruler, this all-in-one layout solution is essential for professionals and DIYers alike. The laser-etched markings provide crystal-clear guidance, and the ruler’s adjustable head locks securely into position. Need a parallel line? Just set your pencil in the pre-cut notch and draw—no slipping, no shifting.

💪 Built to Last – Crafted for the Workshop

Constructed from satin-finished aluminum alloy, this angle ruler is as rugged as it is lightweight. The anti-rust surface and durable scale ensure this tool will perform under tough shop conditions. Whether you're sketching layouts or fine-tuning joints, the Fivalo™ Adjustable Woodworking Angle Ruler is your trusted companion for accurate craftsmanship.

✅ Key Benefits

• ✔ 5-in-1 Versatility: Works as a protractor, T-square, angle finder, scriber, and circle guide

• ✔ Instant Accuracy: Marks every 5°, including special angles like 22.5° for trim and miters

• ✔ Built for Daily Use: Durable aluminum alloy with satin finish resists wear and tear

• ✔ Save Time & Measure Smarter: Lockable head and pencil notch system streamline layout

• ✔ Perfect for Any Skill Level: From beginners to expert woodworkers

🔍 Features at a Glance

• Angles adjustable from 0°–70° (in 5° steps)

• Laser-etched dual-edge scale for long-term accuracy

• Pre-cut pencil slots for drawing parallel and angle lines

• High-strength aluminum alloy construction

• Multi-function: angle measuring, marking, squaring, and circle drawing