STARRETT Protractors

Used for setting bevels, transferring angles, checking cutter clearances and small squaring tasks. Selected models feature dual laser engraved scales for easy readability. Available in aluminium, plastic and tool steel options

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Starrett protractors are used for setting bevels, transferring angles, checking cutter clearances and small squaring tasks. These units perform accurate cuts with an accuracy of +/-0.5 degrees and graduations ranging from 0 to 90.
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Steel Protractors

STARRETT C183A
STARRETT C19B
StyleModelPrice (ex. VAT)
AC183€141.29
BC19€159.60
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Protractor Angle Finder

STARRETT CP505A-12A
STARRETT 505A-7B
STARRETT 505A-12C
STARRETT 505P-7D
StyleModelAccuracyGraduationsItemLengthMaterialRangePrice (ex. VAT)
ACP505A-12+/-1/2°1°Combination Miter Protractor12"Machined Aluminum Frame0 to 180 to 0 and 180 to 0 to 180 Deg€188.66
B505A-7+/-1/2 Degrees0-90Miter Protractor7"Machined Aluminum Frame0 Degrees to 360 Degrees , 90 x 4€111.18
C505A-12+/-1/2 Degrees0-90Miter Protractor12"Machined Aluminum Frame0 Degrees to 360 Degrees , 90 x 4€171.38
D505P-70.5°-Miter Protractor7"Plastic0 to 360 Degrees€38.78
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Protractor And Depth Gage 6 In

Protractor And Depth Gage 6 In
ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
C493BAC4HDA€157.63
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Bevel Protractor, 0 Deg to 360 Deg Range, 1/2 Deg Graduations, +/-1/4 Deg Accuracy, Steel

Bevel Protractor, 0 Deg to 360 Deg Range, 1/2 Deg Graduations, +/-1/4 Deg Accuracy, Steel
ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
C359FZCU4NYM€1,223.57
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Protractor

Protractor
ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
C493CU4NYN€165.11
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Protractor Head Reverse

Protractor Head Reverse
ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
PR-1224SCU4NYQ€214.04

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we use a miter saw as a chop saw?

A chop saw is used for creating straight accurate cuts and a miter saw provides angled cuts. The results won't be as good if you try to modify the mitre saw to operate as a chop saw.

What is a mitre cut?

A mitre cut refers to an angled cut on the face of two structures that requires two pieces to be cut at 45 degrees and joined to create a corner, known as a mitre joint. The mitre joint is used in box making, framing structures, door and window seals and mouldings.

What do we mean by roof pitch in Starrett mitre finder?

Roof pitch refers to the slope that the rafter produces. It is measured by using inputs like rise, pitch, run, slope, angle and the rafter lengths.

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