Discussion
Which of the following is an example of indirect angle measuring tool:
Answer: B
The indirect angle measuring tool is the bevel gauge.
A bevel gauge has a blade that can be set to any angle and locked, but it carries no graduations. It copies an angle from the work and transfers it, and the angle is then read with a protractor. Measuring through a second instrument is what makes it indirect.
A bevel protractor reads angles directly off its vernier scale. The protractor head of a combination set also reads angles directly. A marking table is a flat reference surface for marking out and does not measure angles.
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