Is this the newer version with angles marked?
442821
It is my understanding that all of the newer ones do have angles marked, mine did, that was 6 months ago, but it isn't possible to tell from the description provided. If you would happen to get one without angles you can add them on your own with a nice Sharpie marker and one of your quilting rulers. I have done that on my older dies with no problem. Good luck, I use this one all the time. Worth every penny to me a great way to cut all those scraps as you go and in no time you have plenty of strips to use.
818403
Second thought,,,, if you scribed the angle at two readings of 13.7 than at 13.8, using dividers bisect between those two lines you will end up with a 13.75 angle
549813
Yes the same, possibly a new model with a differnt chip set or color. It has CAS, for 3-D graphing you may have to download the OS update from Casio (when it first came out it didn't have it)
1796540
Yes it was the latest version. The only thing I have to complain about is the display stand. It's a piece of craps that barely holds up the ship. Other than that I was very happy
434824
one i got from amazon was 1.2.1 but latest version is 1.1.1(2 antennas, gimbal lever and futaba ready) weird that a lower number is latest one but I now have both (1.2.1 and 1.1.1) and I can assure you the 1.1.1 is newer version.Double checked this fact with several dealers nationally and internationally as well. I'm returning the 1.2.1.
1871256
No, the beam angle (in degrees or other measurement) is not listed. The beam spread had the better floodlight quality of four different LED GU 10 lamps that I purchased and tested in Juno trac-Lite fixtures; other were more spotlight-like in comparison.
267262
Blade angles are marked on the vertical rod with etched marks, but in my opinion they are there for reference. Mark your knifes edge with a marking pen and make test swipes to verify the rod is set to that angle by seeing that the pen mark is being removed. But yes it will do 16 deg angles.
1414099
Yup! Has a 180 degree option and also a 360 degree option. An on screen grid also shows up so you can see if your photo is properly level.
208264
They have an in-grown version which is straight, but on an angle. I used a straight before and got use to the 107.
719629
Yes, however I have had some trouble using it, its set at an angle and makes it a little awkward.
479221
Hello, I'm not familiar with the angles of the sharpener, but it does have multiple angles. This is a sharpener I bought for my father so I don't have it here with me. I have the older version and was so impressed with my sharpener that I bought one for him, though I like my older one better. In a day and time with so many things I buy and say "Poor quality, junk", I did say I like this item. Why is everything made in China and when are we going to get back 'American made'. This probably doesn't answer your question but it is a nice sharpener for the money. Thanks for the chance to rant and rave...Bring back 'American' ! Hello, I'm not familiar with the angles of the sharpener, but it does have multiple angles. This is a sharpener I bought for my father so I don't have it here with me. I have the older version and was so impressed with my sharpener that I bought one for him, though I like my older one better. In a day and time with so many things I buy and say "Poor quality, junk", I did say I like this item. Why is everything made in China and when are we going to get back 'American made'. This probably doesn't answer your question but it is a nice sharpener for the money. Thanks for... » Read More Hello, I'm not familiar with the angles of the sharpener, but it does have multiple angles. This is a sharpener I bought for my father so I don't have it here with me. I have the older version and was so impressed with my sharpener that I bought one for him, though I like my older one better. In a day and time with so many things I buy and say "Poor quality, junk", I did say I like this item. Why is everything made in China and when are we going to get back 'American made'. This probably doesn't answer your question but it is a nice sharpener for the money. Thanks for the chance to rant and rave...Bring back 'American' ! « Show Less
1004325
Tremac29 is correct. Look around. The same seller I believe sells the right angle one also! Good Luck
1023449
Right angle only. They have a rip guide at http://amzn.to/U2MBI8 that looks good. I bought one of them but haven't had a chance to use it. I expect it to work as well as their other products.
1777316
I don't know angles, but it puts a nice working point on sketching pencils. I used it on Prismacolor pencils and I was perfectly satisfied. In fact, I love this little sharpener. I hope this is helpful. Have fun!
75202
I'm not sure what this version called exactly but it's the new version. I know the old version had a typo concerning the iron percentage but this version doesn't.
125614
How do I know which one I have? I do notice the viewing angle is not great.
276011
Yes, looks like the same thing. Mine work fine so far and I favor the safety compass over the traditional compass because I just hate to see what students might do with the traditional type. :-)