Abstract: A leveling tool useful for determining levelness with multiple inclinations is disclosed herein. The leveling tool includes a level frame with four flat exterior faces placed against a workpiece, four transparent reservoirs containing fluid and air, and magnets integrated within the level frame. The reservoirs are oriented at angles of zero, 30, 45, and 90 degrees relative to one of the exterior faces, respectively. This variety of exterior faces and angled reservoirs allows the reservoirs to be used to indicate the level of a workpiece if the workpiece is oriented at any summation of zero, 30, 45, and 90 degrees of level. The magnets within the level frame allow the level frame to be removably coupled to a ferrous workpiece.

Abstract: A leveling tool useful for determining levelness with multiple inclinations is disclosed herein. The leveling tool includes a level frame having four flat exterior faces able to be placed against a workpiece, four transparent reservoirs containing fluid and air, and magnets integrated within the level frame. The reservoirs are oriented at angles of zero, thirty, forty-five, and ninety degrees relative to one of the exterior faces, respectively. This variety of exterior faces and angled reservoirs allows the reservoirs to be used to indicate level of a workpiece if the workpiece is oriented at any summation of zero, thirty, forty-five, and ninety degrees of level. The magnets within the level frame allows the level frame to be removably coupled to a ferrous workpiece.