Measurement principle
Read the angle according to the moving arm and compare the measured value with the target or tolerance interval.
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Angle Gauge Simulator
Student simulator for reading part angles with an angle gauge, including reference-surface selection and tolerance interpretation.
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📐Angle Gauge Simulator
This simulator provides practice for angle reading, reference-surface selection and tolerance interpretation with an angle gauge.
Reference surface
Reliable reading requires stable seating, correct contact and a clean reference edge.
Practice mode
Improve reading speed with random measurements and answer checks; reduce angle-reading mistakes.
Engineering limit
In real inspection, instrument calibration, surface condition and dimensional uncertainty must also be verified.
Step-by-step use
- Set the angle manually or generate a random angle.
- Read the displayed scale and determine the measured angle.
- Compare your answer with the simulator feedback and tolerance result.
- Repeat with different angles to build stable inspection habits.
Note: This tool is intended for education, preliminary design and engineering support; experimental or dimensional verification is mandatory for critical applications.
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✨AI Visual Assistant
Create educational and engineering-oriented visuals for angle-gauge usage, reading logic and tolerance interpretation.
Visual purpose
Use the AI visual modal to create educational visuals, training panels and illustrative inspection scenes for angle-gauge interpretation.
What should appear
Reference edge, instrument body, moving arm, readable scale, target angle callout, tolerance band and a clean technical context should appear in the image.
Usage note
Keep visuals educational and engineering-focused. If needed, add a specific alloy, component or workshop context to the prompt before use.
Prompt tip
Copy the base prompt below, then append your target angle, part geometry and reporting needs for more specific images.
Base prompt
Professional educational visual for Metalurjist.com.tr: realistic angle gauge on a clean reference surface, readable angular scale, moving arm aligned to a metal part, highlighted target angle and tolerance band, technical callouts, dark navy and turquoise scientific UI style, clean engineering illustration, high detail, no watermark, no fake text.
Tip: After copying the prompt, you can add the target angle, part shape or workshop context to create a more specific visual.