4.4/5
For use with UTM, MGRS, USNG or other metric based coordinate systems.
For use on maps with scales of:
$234
This program is excellent for what you'll need if you're a little "old school" and don't fully trust GPS or merely use a topo map as a backup. For 99 percent of the topo maps created today, the numerous squares are helpful.I'll share a terrific tip I picked up from some British friends many years ago. Put a piece of string through the protractor's hole in the middle. Put a knot in the string's end. As you read the map, do this on the protractor's side that faces you. You draw the string taut and place it on your target position once you have located your location and are obtaining the azimuth to where you want to go. By simply observing where the string is on the protractor, you may determine your desired degree. It helps to use bright string (I have some neon pink), but really anything will work. You can untie the string at any time because you only tied a knot in one end.I rated it four stars because I like the square protractors personally, but I believe this is just a matter of taste. The round form is not flawed in any way and offers several advantages over the square model. Either option will work, and you'll be happy you have it when you need it.
4.3/5
Sharply defined raised graduations are black-bonded in crystal-clear plastic
Professional protractor features an open center and accurate 6-Inch ruler across the base
Plastic material, clear color, Length: 6-Inch
$234
One of the last items I needed to get for school. But it wasn't so simple to discover a good one. I received another, and that was such a letdown from Westcott. The set was ineffective due to its small size, scratches, and tattered appearance.Then I discovered the Sparco 6" protractor, which is nice and big enough to find angles for a variety of sized shapes, has a ruler that is fully 6 inches or 10 centimeters and accurate, plastic that is crystal clear and black lines that are crisp and easy to read, and edges that are completely smooth and straight/curved for tracing lines/curves. The protractor came in a plastic bag, which I'm keeping in the bag to prevent scratches and putting it in
4.3/5
Helix
This item is manufactured in China
Helix Angle and Circle Protractor
$234
Drawing circles is made easy but cleverly with the Helix Angle and Circle Maker. I've relied on tracing various things or running the pointed end of a protractor across my journals for years to get the precise circle. This useful small circle maker comprises of a ring with a plastic moving element in the middle. To use, merely insert your pencil or pen into one of the tiny holes in the plastic piece, then draw along the lines provided by the plastic piece. The precut circles can also be used to trace smaller circles. Although the center guide moves reasonably easily, it does need a firm hand to ensure that the circles are formed precisely. I wouldn't advise using this tool with pens with very thin tips. With this circle creator, I used a Micron 03 pen, but I wouldn't use anything thinner.Despite the fact that this circle maker worked with my Leuchtum 1917 Bullet Journal, I will caution you that using it requires a steady hand due to the book gutter. Despite the fact that these journals sit pretty flat, I did run into some difficulties making it to lay flat enough for the inner circle to function properly. The circle maker worked perfectly on fully flat surfaces. Overall, if you want to add circles to some of your artwork, this is a helpful tool.
4.3/5
Material: plastic; Color: clear
Protractor measures 0 to 180 degrees left to right and right to left
2 Pieces Protractors, 6 inch and 4 inch
4 Inch protractor is small and convenient to use
6 Inch protractor with inch and centimeter marks makes measuring easy
$234
This protractor is of excellent quality—better than I had anticipated. A moveable arm is used in place of a cheap plastic replacement. It was challenging to determine precisely where to position the arm to obtain the accurate measurement. It may be 10 degrees off in a few different positions. Since it's utilized in Honors Geometry, 10 degrees can unquestionably lead to the incorrect response.This protractor is easy to orient and stiff (but not too stiff). Depending on the provided illustrations, having two alternatives for measuring (with the tiny and larger units) is highly beneficial.We adore this protractor so much.
4.3/5
360-degree protractor is perfect for measuring angels greater than 180 degrees
Easy-to-Read Inch and Centimeter
Accurate and long lasting prints
9 protractors in 3 different styles: 4-inch Protractor (3 pack), 6-inch protractor (3 pack), and 6-inch 360 protractor (3 pack)
Made with transparent clear plastic
$234
Because I've only had this toolkit for a couple of weeks, it should be emphasized that durability and sturdiness haven't been put through a thorough (years ) test.Given that I use these kinds of tools both at home and in my studio at school, receiving 3 of each tool in the "9-piece" set was very good. It's likely that I'll break or lose something, so having a backup set is great. These are quite thick in comparison to other items, as several reviewers have noticed. After years of usage, my old protractor cracked, but it was only about half as thick as these (but these are not crazy thick; the plastic is simply solid stuff). So long as I don't do anything stupid with them (like sit on one, which is how my old one died), or just lose them, I don't see any reason why these tools won't last a lifetime.Overall, these instruments are a great deal for both kids and adults. Hats off to Mr. Pen for still producing high-quality things.
4.3/5
Easy-to-read inch and centimeter marks. 6" & 10cm ruler integrated at the bottom
Shatter-resistant material for safety and longer durablility. Beveled edges for easy lift and manipulation. Ideal ages, eight and up
Swing arm protractor rotates 180°, helps accurately draw and measure angles. Measure angles from left to right or right to left
Made of translucent material to easily see what you are measuring
Assorted colors (Blue, Teal, & Grey)
$234
Drawing circles is made easy but cleverly with the Helix Angle and Circle Maker. I've relied on tracing various things or running the pointed end of a protractor across my journals for years to get the precise circle. This useful small circle maker comprises of a ring with a plastic moving element in the middle. To use, merely insert your pencil or pen into one of the tiny holes in the plastic piece, then draw along the lines provided by the plastic piece. The precut circles can also be used to trace smaller circles. Although the center guide moves reasonably easily, it does need a firm hand to ensure that the circles are formed precisely. I wouldn't advise using this tool with pens with very thin tips. With this circle creator, I used a Micron 03 pen, but I wouldn't use anything thinner.Despite the fact that this circle maker worked with my Leuchtum 1917 Bullet Journal, I will caution you that using it requires a steady hand due to the book gutter. Despite the fact that these journals sit pretty flat, I did run into some difficulties making it to lay flat enough for the inner circle to function properly. The circle maker worked perfectly on fully flat surfaces. Overall, if you want to add circles to some of your artwork, this is a helpful tool.
4.2/5
Color received may vary
Easy-to-read inch and centimeter marks makes measuring easy
Ideal for kids ages eight and up
Lifetime warranty
Swing arm provides straight-edge guide for drawing angles
$234
The Fiskars Plastic Swing Arm Protractor, Set of 1, is the subject of this review.For my daughter, who is starting fourth grade, I bought this. It is a sturdy protractor with a swinging arm that makes drawing simple. I wish I had one like this when I was younger because I am getting older. What an elaborate protractor!Before my son enters the fourth grade, I don't intend to purchase another. I have a good feeling that this will work for my daughter in the interim. Like the majority of protractors, it will probably go misplaced before it breaks. Most likely, all the lost protractors end up somewhere in Eucledian space.It would be a good choice for a beginner in geometry.
3.9/5
Comes in assorted colors
Clear transparent plastic
Easy to read numbers
$234
This straightforward protractor is good value for the money. I must disagree with a number of the evaluations that assert that most applications do not appreciate a degree because it is not marked on every course. Readings from the instrument can be taken with a 1-degree accuracy and reported with significant values by marking every 5 degrees. For instance, you would be correct to record a reading as 41 degrees, with all digits being important. However, you were unable to report 41.0.You are still permitted to report the reading even if it is not marked. Although there is scale error when using any measuring equipment, this one is very accurate for applications that call for measurements to the nearest degree. A new instrument is required if you want measurements to be accurate to 0.1 degrees.
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