... And Wolfcraft its name does not necessarily honor

The 500mm Universal angle from the same manufacturer was too great for certain types of work, so I took the first 300mm in the hope to speed up certain on / elevation work. Unfortunately, and is the only limited way.

In principle, an optimal idea, especially for wood and craft work and if it does not really matter to the tenth of a millimeter:
+ Many functions, incl. Marking of circles and parallels and concealed hinges and rows of holes for shelves,
+ Parallel shift
+ Reversible.

Unfortunately, the part Wolfcraft not thought consistently, and the price is considered more important than the quality:
- Poor quality in materials and workmanship: paint residues, sharp edges, hard-to-use stop rail, no flatness of the angle, not solid leg
- Dimensional inaccuracy in good ± 1mm,
- Scales untenable because not milled or etched but only printed, and is not necessarily accurate,
- Problems with the right angle.

Actually, I wanted us to "treat" the 500mm angle, but due but some problems (especially in the dimensional accuracy) I refrained from because nothing is more annoying than eg wiggle the shelves because the 4 holes do not agree among themselves.

Conclusion: Despite still, since he does not necessarily cost a fortune, a conditionally usable angle, especially for handicrafts