You are quickly becoming one of my favorite channels to watch. I love how you get right to it. No fluff ! Great content!!! Keep them coming. I’ll keep hitting the like button!
Awesome channel Berg! I recently discovered your channel from the Harbor Freight website that linked your video from your review of the Diamondback tile saw. I'm currently studying for my MBA but find myself watching all of your videos! Keep up the great work and I'll keep watching! I am not close to being a professional but I love doing tile and flooring jobs in the homes I've lived in. I would love to apprentice with you just to build up the skills! Also, I love the Tile Life blue trucker's hat. Can't wait until you have them up on your Teespring store, I'll be getting a few for myself and some Tiler friends! Keep on rockin'!!!
Interesting video. There actually is a cheaper solution, but the one you demonstrated is a higher quality and probably would last a lot longer than the one I purchased. Walmart has one at $18.99 labeled as "GOODLY 7" Digital Angle Finder" and it looks very much like the Wood River model. I bought the digital 3-piece set from Woodcraft on Black Friday for $24.95 that included the digital Caliper, Depth Guage and Angle Finder. The one you demonstrated is about a third longer and made of aluminum whereas my model is mostly all plastic. Given the choice of the two I would definitely chose the Neoteck model over the Wood River model for durability and capabilities. The only thing the Wood River model has that this model doesn't is a round center bubble level where you lay the unit flat on the table and you can see how level it is in all directions.
Yes it functions adequately, yes its inexpensive, yes i dont care if someone steps on it...however, i find i work better with quality tools then i do with the " not so quality" ones. Its an OCD thing, but my customers dont mind 😉 Thanx for your time and videos they are inspirational 🍻
Just ordered one...... although I understand the importance of quality tools, sometimes not everything needs to be so expensive if it does the job.....
You don't even need a digital angle finder to transfer that angle to the tile the way you did in the video. In this case the number reading didn't matter. For less than a $1 you can take 2 pieces of straight wood or even a couple paint sticks, attach them at an end with a screw and do the exact same thing of finding the angle and transferring it. I'm just thinking if you don't actually need to know what the actual angle measurement is, why spend the cash unless you need the digital readout.
You are quickly becoming one of my favorite channels to watch. I love how you get right to it. No fluff ! Great content!!! Keep them coming. I’ll keep hitting the like button!
Thank brother, definitely appreciate this comment! Gives me motivation to keep the videos coming! 👊
Another solid review, like the 'burg style. Glad you're feeling better!
Much appreciated!
Thank you master. Keep going!
Awesome channel Berg! I recently discovered your channel from the Harbor Freight website that linked your video from your review of the Diamondback tile saw. I'm currently studying for my MBA but find myself watching all of your videos! Keep up the great work and I'll keep watching! I am not close to being a professional but I love doing tile and flooring jobs in the homes I've lived in. I would love to apprentice with you just to build up the skills! Also, I love the Tile Life blue trucker's hat. Can't wait until you have them up on your Teespring store, I'll be getting a few for myself and some Tiler friends! Keep on rockin'!!!
Thanks brother, appreciate the kind words! I'm in the process of finding good hats to put up. Thanks for the support 👊
does it have a function where it give the outside and inside angle option like the stabila?
Interesting video. There actually is a cheaper solution, but the one you demonstrated is a higher quality and probably would last a lot longer than the one I purchased. Walmart has one at $18.99 labeled as "GOODLY 7" Digital Angle Finder" and it looks very much like the Wood River model. I bought the digital 3-piece set from Woodcraft on Black Friday for $24.95 that included the digital Caliper, Depth Guage and Angle Finder. The one you demonstrated is about a third longer and made of aluminum whereas my model is mostly all plastic. Given the choice of the two I would definitely chose the Neoteck model over the Wood River model for durability and capabilities. The only thing the Wood River model has that this model doesn't is a round center bubble level where you lay the unit flat on the table and you can see how level it is in all directions.
Yes it functions adequately, yes its inexpensive, yes i dont care if someone steps on it...however, i find i work better with quality tools then i do with the " not so quality" ones.
Its an OCD thing, but my customers dont mind 😉
Thanx for your time and videos they are inspirational 🍻
I'm exactly the same way and thanks for the watch! 👊
Just ordered one...... although I understand the importance of quality tools, sometimes not everything needs to be so expensive if it does the job.....
Harbor freight has a Pittsburgh 16” digital angle finder with two bubble levels for 19.99 got one today. Looks like a Bosch but costs 219 dollars less
Very nice...
You can buy the same one in the store at Harbor Freight for $19, or cheaper with a coupon.
GO Berg!
Looking good brother,
Feeling good?
HIT THAT LIKE BUTTON!
Thank brother, feeling great! Ton of "heavy lifting" content coming soon! 👊👊👊
You don't even need a digital angle finder to transfer that angle to the tile the way you did in the video. In this case the number reading didn't matter. For less than a $1 you can take 2 pieces of straight wood or even a couple paint sticks, attach them at an end with a screw and do the exact same thing of finding the angle and transferring it. I'm just thinking if you don't actually need to know what the actual angle measurement is, why spend the cash unless you need the digital readout.